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Despite Inter not yet having a new coach in hand following last Tuesday’s farewell to Simone Inzaghi, the club’s moves in the transfer market are proceeding swiftly. In yesterday’s blitz to London, for example, Piero Ausilio—not only trying to convince Fabregas to push Como into letting him go—also had the chance to make contact with Rasmus Hojlund, the top target for the attack.
In any case, as explained by *La Gazzetta dello Sport*, Inter does not seem to be in a hurry for the Danish striker, who could also arrive after the Club World Cup. In light of the departures of Arnautovic and Correa, who will not take part in the U.S. expedition, it is clear to everyone that the Nerazzurri club needs to find a fourth striker behind Lautaro, Thuram, and Taremi.
On this note, Francesco Pio Esposito could be the solution to this problem. The 2005-born striker, due to a slight knee sprain sustained in the playoff final against Cremonese, will not take part in the Under-21 European Championship with the Italian national team. The young forward, therefore, will immediately return to Appiano Gentile and will take part in the Club World Cup as the fourth striker.
The recovery time remains to be determined, but the seriousness of the injury does not appear too significant. For Esposito, this will be a very important opportunity: if he gives good performances and convinces the new coach to rely on him, he could also stay for next season. At that point, the pursuit of Hojlund would still continue, but it could be Mehdi Taremi whose position comes under scrutiny instead.
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