Back in the starting lineup for the latest Champions League match played at San Siro against Feyenoord, Davide Frattesi delivered a performance that was certainly sufficient, but without particular highlights. Moreover, the Italian midfielder had to leave the pitch early due to an ankle issue, which was quickly resolved over the following hours.
His presence at this crucial stage of the season will be fundamental for Inter, especially after the serious calf injury suffered by Zielinski, who will remain sidelined at least until early May. As observed in the last European fixture, the playing time of Frattesi is therefore anticipated to significantly increase over the upcoming weeks, just as the calendar becomes progressively busier.
In contrast, the summer appears to have already defined the former Sassuolo player’s future away from Inter. According to reports from Corriere dello Sport, Frattesi will leave the Nerazzurri club to make room for a new midfielder, after having already come close to departing for Roma last January. The Italian newspaper wrote: In midfield, Frattesi’s imminent departure could open the door for a new addition.
