Frattesi and Pavard block the market: Jones remains a complicated target

The incoming market for Inter remains at a standstill due to difficulties in making sales. Davide Frattesi and Benjamin Pavard represent the most significant surplus players, limiting the club’s room for maneuver both in terms of numbers and salaries.

According to SportMediaset, the name of Romero was seriously considered by the management, but without Pavard’s departure, the deal would have been impossible to complete. The French defender, however, has been convincing in recent outings, making his sale less likely compared to that of the Italian midfielder.

Curtis Jones remains a concrete target for the Nerazzurri club, but his arrival seems difficult without Frattesi’s exit. The reason lies in the abundance of the squad, both in terms of players and wage bill, which does not allow for any room to maneuver.

Of the two surplus players considered, Frattesi appears to be the most likely candidate to leave, while Pavard seems to have climbed the technical hierarchy thanks to his recent performances.