With the arrival of John Stones, Inter continues to work in the transfer market with clear objectives. According to Sky Sport, the Nerazzurri club is keeping the trail leading to Cuti Romero alive and is moving on two other fronts.
The negotiations for the Argentine defender are ongoing. The asking price for the player is 40 million euros, while the player himself is requesting a net salary of 6.5 million. The Stones deal, meanwhile, was finalized after the player had also been offered to Juventus and Milan.
The Nerazzurri management has identified two priorities to complete the squad. Another central defender is needed, a necessity that emerged after the departures of players whose contracts had expired. At the same time, they are looking for a right winger who can replace Dumfries, who has now left.
Inter’s transfer market is proceeding with a defined strategy: strengthening the defense and ensuring an alternative on the right flank, while the negotiations for Romero remain one of the main avenues to follow in the coming weeks.
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