Inter are just two days away from returning to the pitch against Udinese, in the match scheduled for Sunday, March 30, at 18:00. Coach Simone Inzaghi’s team is gradually welcoming back many injured players despite some new absences recorded in recent days.

Among the latest setbacks, the unavailability of Lautaro Martinez and Denzel Dumfries stands out, as both will miss the next league fixture. The Argentine forward will do everything possible to be at least on the bench for the upcoming Coppa Italia derby against AC Milan, while the Dutch defender has his sights set on recovering for the Champions League quarter-final first leg against Bayern Munich, scheduled for April 8.

Otherwise, aside from Zielinski, Inzaghi now has the full group back at his disposal following the latest returns of de Vrij and Zalewski. Returning to Dumfries’ situation, Sky Sport reported that the Dutchman was absent from Appiano Gentile, with his absence previously agreed upon with the Nerazzurri club.

These were the latest updates on Inter from journalist Andrea Paventi: Everyone trained as a group except Lautaro and Zielinski. Zalewski partly trained with the team, but tomorrow he should complete the entire session and be called up. Dumfries, who is currently undergoing therapy only, has been granted permission by the club to conduct treatments in the Netherlands.