Solet-Inter: “Formula and amount for the deal already defined, but the legal issue remains”

Oumar Solet is getting closer and closer to what could be the first reinforcement for the Nerazzurri defense. According to the Messaggero Veneto, the French defender, coming off an excellent season with Udinese, has attracted the attention of several top clubs thanks to his performance and room for growth. Having arrived on a free transfer and quickly becoming a central figure in the Bianconeri backline, the class of 2000 has reportedly caught the eye of some European giants, with Inter already making the first moves.

As highlighted by the same newspaper, however, any assessment of his future inevitably remains subject to the developments of an ongoing legal case, an element that requires caution and waiting before any final decision is made.

“Not a day goes by without transfer rumors linking his name to big clubs in search of defenders, with Roma and Chelsea interested, but definitely trailing behind Inter, if it’s true that the player’s entourage, represented by Unique Sports Group, met in recent days in Milan with Pietro Ausilio, well before Barcelona dropped Alessandro Bastoni and spent 80 million for Anthony Gordon. In fact, it has emerged that a preliminary agreement has already been reached for a contract until 2031 at 2.4 million per year, a figure that exceeds the 1.62 million including 300 thousand in bonuses (source Capology) that Udinese set two years ago with Solet, after bringing him to Friuli as a free agent from Salzburg,” it reads.

“The table is therefore set, and naturally takes into account Udinese, which with Solet has agreements and a mutual understanding that goes beyond the contract expiring in June ’27, in fact never renewed. And for the Zebretta, Inter would have already prepared a very welcome formula with a loan with obligation to buy upon the first point obtained starting from February ’27. The amount? Solet is worth between 25 and 30 million.”

But there is an obstacle to overcome: “However, before the toast, the green light is needed on the legal front for the accusation of sexual assault involving the player. June 10 should be the right date since last April 8 the judge for the preliminary hearing of the Udine court, Rossella Miele, was unable to decide on the dismissal of the investigation requested by the public prosecutor, or whether to order new investigations (indicating what to investigate and setting a deadline for doing so) as proposed by Giuseppe Brollo, the lawyer for the injured party, a 32-year-old woman, who was absent due to illness at that hearing.”