Sporting director Piero Ausilio has joined the team at their training camp in Germany to take stock with coach Chivu regarding the ongoing transfer operations. The upcoming week could prove decisive: the World Cup is over and Tottenham may provide a final evaluation on Djed Spence, who tops the Nerazzurri’s list to replace Dumfries on the right flank.

Inter does not intend to go beyond 35 million euros, thus keeping alive the options for alternatives such as Singo, Alberto Costa, Read, and Vanderson, according to Quotidiano Sportivo. On the defensive front, another name from the Spurs is Cristian Romero, who is set to leave London and has been offered by the English club. The Argentine is unlikely to arrive in Milan: the high cost, both for the transfer fee and salary, represents a significant obstacle.

Further complicating the evaluations is the possible stay of Pavard in the squad, which would put the Nerazzurri in a position to look for just one player as a backup in the defensive department. In midfield, Ausilio would like to please Chivu with Curtis Jones, a profile appreciated by the Romanian coach, but the deal appears complicated.

Frattesi has not attracted much interest on the market, with only a few rumors linking him to Juventus and Nottingham Forest. Without the sale of the Italian international, and with Asllani still to be sorted out, the arrival of the Englishman in Milan seems unlikely. The coming days will be decisive in understanding whether the management will be able to unlock one or more incoming deals.