Inter is working on several incoming and outgoing operations in this summer session. Among the players who could change teams is Kristjan Asllani, the Albanian midfielder who arrived from Empoli with high expectations but was held back by strong competition in midfield.
According to journalist Nicolò Schira, Hull City has shown concrete interest in the 2002-born player, identified as the ideal reinforcement for the midfield. The English club is reportedly considering acquiring the player on loan, but the Nerazzurri’s position is clear: the club is willing to open up to a transfer only by including an obligation to buy, not just a simple purchase option.
The Nerazzurri management wants to be certain of monetizing from the midfielder’s departure at the end of the season. Asllani has shown technical qualities and vision of play, but in recent seasons has found little playing time. A new experience could represent the best solution for both the player and the club, which aims to raise funds and free up space for possible new signings.
The negotiation is still in its early stages and it remains to be seen whether Hull City will decide to meet Inter‘s request. The next few days could be decisive in defining the future of the Albanian midfielder, torn between Italy and England.
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