Stop Muharemovic and Solet for Inter? Gazzetta: “Two names rise in defense”

With the World Cup approaching, which could put him in the spotlight, Sassuolo is now taking its time on Muharemovic and Inter is increasingly paying attention to other profiles for a defense that will need to be adjusted. Acerbi is on his way out, it remains to be seen what will happen with de Vrij, while Bisseck is in the sights of Bayern Munich (and not only them).

La Gazzetta dello Sport takes stock of the situation and reports that in addition to Oumar Solet from Udinese, a highly appreciated profile, there are two possible market opportunities that seem to be gaining traction in Inter’s preferences. One leads to the class of ’99 Evan Ndicka from Roma, who, despite qualifying for the Champions League, will have to make some sales by June 30; the other leads to Lucumì from Bologna, who had also been linked to Barcelona as a possible alternative to Bastoni. The Colombian is a year older (class of ’98), but has a contract expiring in 2027, which makes him potentially more approachable. And the agency that represents him also manages the interests of Akanji (and Curtis Jones…).