Frattesi, Inter holds firm: a permanent transfer is needed for 30 million

Inter has set the conditions for the sale of Davide Frattesi, now considered out of the technical project. The Nerazzurri club is working to find a definitive solution and has established clear parameters for his departure.

According to Tuttosport, the midfielder continues to attract interest from Juventus, where he can count on the esteem of coach Spalletti and Carnevali, the executive who had trusted him during his time at Sassuolo when he was still a young prospect. However, the negotiation presents issues to be resolved, both economically and in terms of the formula.

Inter’s asking price is around thirty million euros and aims for a permanent transfer. The Nerazzurri club could accept a loan with an obligation to buy, but has placed a firm veto on a right to buy for the Roman player. Possible swap deals with the Bianconeri are not ruled out, but the names put forward so far – Cambiaso and Nico Gonzalez – have not convinced Inter’s management.

Inter’s position therefore remains clear: Frattesi can leave, but only under the conditions set by the club, which intends to secure the full amount requested without formulas that leave room for uncertainty.