The situation regarding Davide Frattesi continues to dominate the transfer market scene. According to Fabrizio Romano, an expert in international negotiations, the midfielder has changed his intentions in recent hours.
Despite persistent rumors about Nottingham Forest, the player’s priority would be to remain in Italy. The possibility of staying at Inter has not faded, with the player determined to fight for his chances with the Nerazzurri. Alternatively, a scenario involving Juventus could open up, but only under certain conditions.
The Bianconeri do not seem willing to commit to an obligation to buy, while Inter does not intend to grant a loan with an option to buy within the national league. This stalemate complicates possible developments in the negotiations between the two Italian clubs.
On the international front, foreign destinations do not seem to particularly convince the player. As for Nottingham Forest, Romano specified that about ten days ago Inter tried to arrange a swap deal with Ndoye, a proposal rejected by the English club. Unless the British club reconsiders, this option currently appears to be blocked.
The current week should not be decisive for the future of Frattesi. The Nerazzurri club, engaged in the Champions League, would prefer not to make hasty decisions before evaluating all possible scenarios in the market. The strategy is to wait and see how the various options develop before making a final choice.