Inter has started initial inquiries for Davinson Sánchez, defender of Galatasaray and the Colombian national team, who is currently playing in the World Cup. According to the Spanish newspaper AS, Colombian edition, the thirty-year-old player has attracted the attention of several Serie A clubs, who are gathering information about his contractual situation with the Turkish club.

Como has made an offer of 20 million euros, which was rejected by Galatasaray. Negotiations with the club from Como have stalled, although a renewed bid in the coming weeks cannot be ruled out. The Turkish newspaper Sabah reports that the Nerazzurri have begun collecting information about the defender’s availability and could make an offer at the end of the World Cup.

After a difficult period at Tottenham, Sánchez has revived his career in Turkey, where he has become a key player. His outstanding performances at the World Cup have put him in the spotlight, with Galatasaray valuing the player at more than 20 million. According to AS, internal sources reveal that Inter would be willing to meet the Turkish club’s financial demands to strengthen their defense.

An interesting detail concerns Córdoba, Colombian commentator at the World Cup and former Nerazzurri player, who is known to be a friend of Javier Zanetti, Inter’s vice president. For now, the defender remains focused on the goal of taking Colombia to the quarterfinals, a milestone the national team has only reached at Brazil 2014. In this World Cup, he has impressed with his aerial duels and his ability to build play from the back, as seen in the match against Portugal. Tonight at 10 p.m. is the round of 16 match against Switzerland, where he will have to keep Embolo under control.