The Inter transfer market is focused on two priorities: a right winger and at least one central defender. According to Sportmediaset, the sporting director has clear ideas about the targets, but it remains to be seen whether Oaktree will be able to act in time.
For the right flank, the top name on the list is Spence. The English winger, back from vacation after the World Cup, is particularly liked by the Nerazzurri management. Inter has allocated a sum between 35 and 40 million euros to secure his transfer. However, De Zerbi‘s position will need to be clarified: the coach could decide to keep him after his excellent World Cup performance or open up to a sale. In the background, the profiles of Molina and Read also remain alive.
On the defensive front, Pavard could stay in the squad, but this does not rule out the arrival of another central defender. Stones, a free agent defender, has been proposed, but the player’s 32 years do not fit the line drawn by the North American fund. It would be an exception, justified only by the fact that he would arrive on a free transfer.
The more ambitious alternative leads to Romero, but in this case the costs rise significantly. The valuation starts at 60 million euros and the competition is fierce: Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are closely following the defender. The club will have to decide whether to make a second major investment after the one for the winger.
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