The decision of Cancelo to return to Barcelona has changed Inter‘s plans for the right flank. After the failed attempt for the Portuguese player, the Nerazzurri management has decided to take some time to evaluate the available alternatives.
Despite Dumfries‘ injury, the club has chosen not to rush into an immediate signing. The decision reflects a more patient strategy, aiming for well-considered solutions rather than moves dictated by urgency. According to Sportitalia, alternative options remain open but without any particular acceleration.
Among the names still on the table is Dodo from Fiorentina. The Brazilian full-back represents a concrete option to strengthen the flank, although at the moment there are no imminent moves. The management prefers to evaluate calmly, also making use of internal resources.
The tactical change made with Akanji as a central defender in the back three has contributed to this more relaxed approach to the market. The adaptation has allowed the team to push higher up the pitch and sustain more intense pressure, reducing the need to intervene immediately in the market. A stability that is rarely seen in a team competing for the title.
