The Italian transfer market will officially reopen in a few weeks. As far as Inter is concerned, Marotta has already hinted that the Nerazzurri club could indeed move in entrance for some young opportunity thus following the guidelines set by Oaktree.
Despite the little use of second lines, Inter will not move in attack. The expiring contracts of Correa and Arnautovic prevent the club from being able to move freely immediately: hence the choice to possibly strengthen other sectors.
As explained on the Youtube channel of Passione Inter by Giorgio Musso of Calciomercato.it, Inzaghi may ask to target the arrival of a new wing in front of a transfer market treasure. While waiting to assess the best condition of Buchanan, it is on the flanks that the coach would need to expand the Nerazzurri rotations.
These were the journalist’s words: A touch-up could be useful to Simone Inzaghi, especially on the external lanes. Given the performance of Correa and Arnautovic, something would also be needed in attack, but Inter planned the investment for next summer. A winger could arrive, but everything depends on the conditions of Buchanan. Inzaghi relies on him a lot for rotations in the coming weeks, but he hasn’t played an official match for over four months due to injury in the Copa America.
Regarding the available budget, this according to Musso could partly come from the placement in the Champions League in the first phase: Direct access to the Champions’ round of 16 would deliver to Inter a treasure of around 10 million euros that could come in handy. Inter could invest all or part of it in the summer, but with a small opening for January. In case of strengthening on the flanks, Carlos Augusto would effectively act as vice Bastoni.
