Six motives for Inter's John Stones signing
Inter Milan has signed English defender John Stones from Manchester City on a two-year contract until June 2028, in a free transfer after his contract with the English club expired. The reasons for the signing include his extensive experience as a defender and former captain, his age of 32 which allows him to contribute for many years to come, his outstanding performance in the last World Cup with the England national team, his goal and assist contributions as a defender—having scored 19 goals and provided the same number of assists in 295 matches with City—a versatile ability to play both in defense and midfield, and the fact that the deal was free. It is expected that Stones will strengthen Inter Milan's squad with his talents and experience, making it one of the club's most notable moves in the summer transfer window.
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