The summer will bring significant changes at Inter in every department. Indeed, the transfer market will need to give new life to the Nerazzurri squad, as requested by Oaktree and also confirmed by Marotta. However, it will be a market based on self-financing, meaning that some player sales cannot be ruled out.
Inter would prefer not to sell any of their key players, unless truly irresistible offers arrive. However, according to Tuttosport, one player who seems destined to leave is Davide Frattesi. After his discontent in January, his transfer this summer now appears to be certain.
The midfielder’s departure will thus help raise the available budget for transfers, with Inter set to reinvest it into younger players, aged between 23 and 26, in line with the approach already adopted in January when they signed Sucic from Dinamo Zagreb for 14 million euros.
