Inter’s interest in Rafik Belghali has deep roots. The Algerian winger had already been considered during the last January transfer window, when the Nerazzurri had contemplated his signing in case Luis Henrique left. His performances in the Verona shirt have confirmed the player’s qualities, consistently attracting the attention of the Milan management.
According to TuttoMercatoWeb, in recent days there has been an initial exploratory contact between Piero Ausilio and Verona’s sporting director Sean Sogliano. This meeting demonstrates the concrete interest of the Nerazzurri club in the Algerian, who is now considered one of the most credible alternatives to strengthen the wing.
After missing out on Marco Palestra, Inter is evaluating several options. The tracks leading to the Premier League, such as those linked to Djed Spence and Curtis Jones in midfield, appear more complex and expensive from an economic standpoint. In this scenario, Belghali emerges as a particularly interesting solution: young, versatile, and already accustomed to Italian football.
The player would be very keen on a move to Milan, while Verona is aware that, faced with a suitable offer, they could open up to a sale. Sogliano had identified him last summer when he was playing for Mechelen, bringing him to Italy when he was still little known. With Paolo Zanetti, Belghali quickly earned a starting spot and also received a call-up to the Algerian national team.
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