Inter re-signing Romelu Lukaku will mean a change of style

Inter look like a perfect car, but even the best Ferraris can have engine problems when the body gets too heavy. 

Romelu Lukaku going back to Inter has redesigned the team's tactical structure by bringing back to the centre of Simone Inzaghi's technical plan a centre-forward with the physique of Christian Vieri, the greatest striker of the last 30 years. 

With Lukaku in attack, Inter have changed their style and this year will abandon the strategic system with Edin Dzeko as a 'false nine', capable of opening gaps for the midfielders and becoming a support striker for Lautaro Martinez. 

With Dzeko up top, Inter started playing like a real team by working the ball between the lines and benefiting from the great technique of the Bosnian.

Right now, Martinez's position seems to be that of an untouchable player in Inzaghi's line up but the truth is that in the event of an offer of around £77million, the Argentine star could be sold. 

Lukaku and Martinez played together for two years and worked in perfect tandem in a 3-5-2 but the change of coach could redesign new space in attack by adding Dybala.

HOW DOES LUKAKU CHANGE INTER'S ATTACK?

Giuseppe Marotta's transfer market operation will require a great technical development on the pitch because Lukaku needs pampering and attention, even from his team-mates, and has a very different style from that of Dzeko.

Unlike the former Manchester City star, the Belgian striker will be the pivot in the centre of the opponent's penalty area but above all he will allow Inzaghi to build a team capable of running and fighting, allowing Inter to take advantage of his speed on the break.

Lukaku is an athlete capable of offering 100 per cent of his qualities on the counter-attack and with Antonio