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Actually, it is not only Juventus that is experiencing instability in their finances at the moment, some of the big teams in Serie A are actually experiencing a downturn in terms of their finances, but even so they are still able to provide fierce competition in the fight for the scudetto title so far, last season we saw Intermilan able to win the scudetto and leave other teams with a considerable point difference in the league, however, it does not mean that their finances are in good condition because after Intermilan managed to win the Scudetto, Intermilan management announced the club transition from Suning Group to a new owner after failing to pay debts.
What happened to Intermilan and Juventus actually happened to other teams but currently they can still maintain their financial balance, but of all the problems that exist in the Serie A team I am quite saluted with their ability to keep the team stable and able to continue to compete in the scudetto, to be honest, I don't see Juventus finances as a problem for Motta next season and I am quite confident that Motta will be able to restore Juventus glory Later.
Yes, I really understand what you are saying, but the problem is that even though the two clubs you mentioned both have bad finances, Inter Milan still has more quality players than Juve.
I actually don't want to compare these two clubs but if we examine it more deeply, Juve doesn't have quality players like Inter Milan has so I wouldn't be surprised if Inter Milan were able to get the Scudetto because the players Inter Milan has are more experienced.
Finances will not put pressure on players to continue trying to improve their performance, but for me this all still depends on the coach who must be able to manage the players' performance well to maintain performance from the start of the season to the end of the season.
Thiago Motta at least kept reliable key players, it would have been safer.