In the renewal process that Inter will undertake next summer, important changes will take place, particularly in the attacking department. Beyond the first-choice duo composed of Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram, there are no certainties, and the club is actively seeking new signings for coach Simone Inzaghi.
Indeed, Arnautovic and Correa‘s contracts are expiring, and even the stay of Taremi is uncertain for next season. According to today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport, an auction has opened up for a player that Inter has been following for a long while for their attack.
That player is Lorenzo Lucca, a striker born in 2000 and owned by Udinese, who this year has significantly improved his performances in Serie A, attracting considerable attention from various clubs. His name is not only in Inter‘s notebook, but also on the radar of Napoli. The Friulian club hopes for a bidding war to maximise their earnings, initially asking for around 30 million euros.
