The Nerazzurri management has started monitoring Alessandro Romano, a midfielder born in 2002 currently playing for Cagliari. The young defensive midfielder, who arrived in Sardinia from Roma on a loan deal with an obligation to buy, is experiencing a very high-level start to the season in Serie A.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter‘s interest is linked to the still uncertain future of Hakan Calhanoglu. Romano fits the ideal profile for the Nerazzurri’s transfer strategy: young, Italian, and with plenty of room for growth.
The Rosea highlights that the club has already been following and continues to follow the performances of the midfielder, a true revelation of the early rounds of the championship. The player’s characteristics match exactly what the club is looking for: an Italian talent in line with Marotta‘s desire to strengthen the Italian “core,” still able to grow and already ready for the big leap.
The deal that brought Romano to Cagliari includes an obligation to buy, which will certainly be exercised by the Sardinian club. The midfielder’s performances have attracted the attention not only of Inter, but also of other top European clubs. His extraordinary start has caught the eye of Mancini and led to the “snatching” of the player by the Italian Federation at the expense of the Swiss one.
The Nerazzurri management is therefore working with one eye on the present and one on the future, aware that planning is the key to maintaining high competitive standards. Romano‘s name is among the priorities to strengthen the midfield in the upcoming transfer windows.
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