Newcastle has stepped forward to strengthen the midfield and has set its sights on two Inter players. According to TeamTalk, the English club has received availability to negotiate for Davide Frattesi through the player’s intermediaries, who have communicated the possibility of a transfer already in this summer window.
The midfielder is considered on his way out by the Nerazzurri club, which values him at around 30 million euros. The management would be willing to sell the player also to free up resources destined for Curtis Jones, the Liverpool midfielder who remains a concrete target. Frattesi would be in favor of an experience in the Premier League, a league that had already attracted him in the past with inquiries from Nottingham Forest and other English clubs. Juventus has also shown interest, but at the moment the Magpies are among the clubs concretely informed.
Newcastle‘s attention is not limited to Frattesi. The club has also requested information on Aleksandar Stankovic, a midfielder bought back by the Nerazzurri from Bruges and whom the club intends to keep. Brentford has already made an offer close to 40 million euros, which was promptly rejected. Manchester United and Tottenham have also made moves for him, but the player himself would prefer to stay in Milan to fight for his opportunities.
The situation therefore appears diversified: Newcastle considers Frattesi an accessible reinforcement, while for Stankovic the difficulties seem insurmountable. For Inter, the sale of the midfielder could represent the key to financing and unlocking the Jones operation, with the Nerazzurri club still determined to bring the Englishman into the squad.
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