Roma needs significant capital gains by June 30 to avoid new sanctions from UEFA and restrictions on squad lists for the 27/28 season. The club could also decide to exceed the limits, avoiding having to sell some key players at discounted prices. However, today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport invites us to keep an eye on a situation that could develop for Inter: it is the track leading to Nicolò Pisilli, valued at around 25 million euros and with a salary within the 2.5 million per year cap. A midfielder, born in 2004, he would be a move with greater technical continuity compared to Frattesi, who is set to leave, and according to the newspaper, if an offer from the Nerazzurri arrives in the next few hours, Roma could be tempted by the full capital gain.

It should be noted that Inter’s midfield is currently particularly crowded: behind the usual Calhanoglu, Barella, Mkhitaryan, Sucic, Zielinski, Aleksandar Stankovic has returned and Massolin has come back from loan, while Frattesi, Asllani, and even Akinsanmiro are still to be placed and should be on their way out.