The department that, for the moment, has changed the most in the Inter squad during this summer transfer window is undoubtedly the attack. 50% of the forwards currently on the roster are in fact new faces, with Pio Esposito and Bonny being young players eager to make their mark alongside the starters Lautaro and Thuram.
After the departures of Correa and Arnautovic, the next to say goodbye will be Taremi to complete the exits. In this group of forwards, as mentioned, there is also a young player with great promise on whom Inter is betting a lot, namely Pio Esposito, who did very well in his last season on loan in Serie B with Spezia.
However, there is a backstory: in recent weeks, Leipzig, after selling Sesko to Man United, tried to sign Esposito from Inter because they considered him the perfect replacement for their striker, as revealed by Orazio Accomando of Sport Mediaset. However, both the Nerazzurri club and the striker born in 2005 said no to the German offer.
