On Sunday afternoon in Pisa, Inter had the opportunity to closely evaluate the qualities of Idrissa Touré. The right winger of German nationality had already favorably impressed the Nerazzurri scouts, who, after last Sunday’s match, confirmed their positive opinion of the player. The club from Viale della Liberazione, according to Tuttosport, is reportedly ready to take concrete steps to bring him to Milan.
Watching him from the bench was Cristian Chivu, who during the match at the Arena Garibaldi had to study several tactical solutions to contain the German’s bursts down the flank. From the stands, Piero Ausilio was following attentively, after having received decidedly positive reports from his scouts. The profile has been on the Nerazzurri’s radar for a few weeks, as the club is looking for an alternative to Denzel Dumfries. The performances of Luis Henrique continue to disappoint: even against Gilardino‘s team, the Brazilian delivered an insufficient performance, yet another in a season that risks labeling him as a failed signing.
For this reason, “in January, the Inter management could intervene in the transfer market to provide Chivu with a specialist for the wing. Possibly a low-cost option.” Facilitating the operation between Inter and Pisa is Touré‘s contract expiring in 2027: “Inter seems intrigued by the former Juve player (Touré played for 2 seasons in the Next Gen between 2018 and 2020) to give Chivu one more solution on the flank.”
