During these days of Serie A championship break, Nerazzurri manager Simone Inzaghi hopes to recover as many injured players as possible ahead of the final part of the season. Meanwhile, the Inter management is focusing on the transfer market, carefully evaluating which signings are necessary to strengthen the squad.
One of Oaktree‘s objectives is to reduce the average age of the team, which is why the future of key players like De Vrij and Acerbi is uncertain. As potential replacements, Inter are considering several players, including Sam Beukema from Bologna and Isak Hien from Atalanta.
According to today’s Corriere dello Sport, however, both of these names have recently been overtaken by renewed interest in Jaka Bijol from Udinese. The Slovenian centre-back has reportedly moved ahead of his competitors, and Inter will now attempt to lower the demands of the Friulian club, currently set at around 20 million euros and not open to technical counterparts.
