In the latest January transfer market, Inter had to deal with the potential transfer of Davide Frattesi, although in the end the club’s desire to keep him prevailed. Everything started with his agent, Beppe Riso, who had tried bringing him to Roma, as later admitted by the agent himself when the transfer market had closed.
However, this scenario risks repeating once again in the summer, when Inter may see many changes in their squad, possibly including Frattesi, who continues to find himself a reserve player for the Nerazzurri. According to today’s edition of Tuttosport, a new suitor from the Premier League has emerged—the Nottingham Forest.
According to the Turin-based newspaper, Inter‘s asking price for Frattesi remains around €40 million, but club president Beppe Marotta might settle for approximately €35 million in the summer. The English club has joined the list of interested parties, given their strong ongoing season and excellent prospects for qualification into the next Champions League.
