Valincic in the spotlight for the right winger position, the latest on the negotiations

The Croatian Moris Valincic is back in the spotlight to strengthen the right flank. According to Calciomercato.com, the Nerazzurri had already tried in January, but an ankle injury halted any developments. Born in 2002, Valincic plays for Dinamo Zagreb with a contract until June 2029.

With the Croatian club, he has so far made 36 first-team appearances and scored one goal, which was decisive in qualifying for the second qualifying round of the Champions League. Against Thun, he scored the final 3-2 goal in extra time with a right-footed shot from the edge of the box that went under the crossbar, after a run with the ball starting before the halfway line. Previously, he had also provided an assist to Beljo for the temporary 1-2.

The search for a right winger continues after the departure of Denzel Dumfries and the failed arrivals of Palestra and Khalaili. In the first matches of the season, there have been encouraging responses from Andy Diouf, but the club wants to give Cristian Chivu another player in that area of the pitch to raise the level of the squad available to the coach.

There is also interest in the player from Napoli, who are following him closely and considering a move, which could turn into a transfer market battle between Italian clubs.