Coming off a mixed performance with the Italian National Team in the 1-4 defeat against Norway at San Siro, Davide Frattesi continues a season that has so far been extremely complicated. The Inter midfielder, forced to miss almost the entire summer pre-season due to injury, has lost ground in the midfield hierarchy.
Even with Mkhitaryan‘s injury, the former Sassuolo player has not managed to carve out the space he expected at the start of the season. At this moment, for example, it is Sucic and Zielinski who are competing for a starting spot in Sunday’s derby against Milan, while Frattesi will most likely have to hope for a chance to come on in the second half to try to change the game.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, this situation will obviously have repercussions on the outgoing transfer market as well. January is getting closer and “inevitably his name will be at the center of possible negotiations.” Inter has high demands and continues to ask for around 40 million euros to let him go, especially because they will then be obliged to reinvest the incoming amount to replace him.
