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In the derby, he was called upon to redeem himself after the bad mistake at the end of the match against Bologna and, despite the defeat, he was one of the last Inter players to give up against Milan. In other words, **Yann Bisseck** once again showed that he has the right character and personality, clear signs of a growth path that is not yet complete, but certainly far from stalled.
This is good news for Inter, who bet on the German two seasons ago, paying **around 7 million euros** amidst widespread skepticism. Today, Bisseck’s valuation is very different **30 million euros** according to Transfermarkt and the 2000-born player could become one of the symbols of Inter’s new era.
However, his **future is far from certain**. According to *Tuttosport*, his departure at the end of the season cannot be ruled out. Inter want to have an active transfer market but will still need to self-finance. Therefore, if an offer were to arrive that **would allow a significant capital gain**, the club might consider selling Bisseck.
