The future of Davide Frattesi at Inter is once again under discussion. The Nerazzurri midfielder, who already complained about limited playing time under Simone Inzaghi, is struggling to find consistency even under the guidance of Cristian Chivu. At this point, a departure in the upcoming transfer windows seems increasingly likely.
As recalled this morning by Corriere dello Sport, the former Sassuolo player had started the season with different expectations. Recovery from groin surgery had slowed his preparation, but in the first meetings with Chivu a concrete prospect of greater use had emerged. It was precisely those reassurances that convinced Frattesi to stay, giving up the idea of leaving Milan.
As reiterated by the newspaper, “in reality, nothing has changed, in fact. Only 390 minutes on the pitch in 12 appearances, only 3 of which as a starter. There is now just a month left until the January transfer window. And a series of reflections will be inevitable. Even last season the Roman midfielder had considered leaving mid-year. This time it could really happen.”