According to Tuttosport, an active January transfer window for Inter is not a scenario to be ruled out. The starting point would be the sale of Henrique, who has slipped down the pecking order under Chivu and is therefore a candidate to find playing time elsewhere.
The sports daily specifies that the sale of the former Marseille player could bring in between 20 and 25 million euros, a sum the club could allocate to a winter signing. “The coffers of Inter could benefit, as with the 20-25 million from the sale of the former Marseille player, the club could raise a nice nest egg to invest in the January market,” the newspaper reads.
The target of the potential investment remains to be defined: it could be a reinforcement to strengthen the existing squad or a move to get ahead of the competition for a young talent already on the radar of several teams. Everything will, however, depend on the player’s final destination and the offer that results from it.
Regarding the player’s profile, Tuttosport recalls that in the summer he was linked to Roma and that previously he had ended up on Pinto‘s list for Bournemouth. However, Henrique had rejected all initial approaches from Turkish clubs and was hoping for a call from the Premier League.
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