Inter looks to the future and is working on two deals involving two highly talented young Croatian defenders. The first name, as we have been reporting for weeks, is Branimir Mlacic, born in 2007 from Hajduk Split, who is 1.92 meters tall and is practically in Inter’s grasp. The two clubs are discussing the details of the transfer: the offer from the Inter club is around 4 million euros, while the Croatians are asking for about 5. The agreement should be reached at an intermediate figure, with the addition of variable bonuses.
The central defender would not move to Milan immediately in any case. Mlacic will remain in Croatia until the end of the season, continuing to play as a starter with his current team before joining Inter in the summer. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the deal is part of a transfer strategy that looks to future opportunities, without the obsession of necessarily intervening in January.
But that’s not all. The Nerazzurri club is considering a second move, also from Croatia: this concerns Leon Jakirovic, a defender from Dinamo Zagreb. Just 17 years old, he has already made his debut in the Champions League and represents a very interesting profile for the management. Salzburg is also interested in him, but Inter is closely following the evolution of the situation.
