The transfer market at Inter is already underway because, following the end of the championship, there will be limited time to secure suitable additions to the Nerazzurri squad ahead of the Club World Cup, scheduled to start in June. Some new signings will already be necessary to be tested in view of the next 2025/26 season. One name currently in the spotlight is Luis Henrique.
The Brazilian attacking winger, currently owned by Marseille, is greatly admired by the Nerazzurri club, which considers him the right talent not only for the present but also for the future, aligned with the new policy imposed by Oaktree. This season, across Ligue 1 and the Coupe de France, he has already registered 9 goals and provided 7 assists—impressive numbers for the talented playmaker born in 2001.
Sky Sport journalist and transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio has confirmed that negotiations for this deal are moving in the right direction. Marseille is asking for around 30–35 million euros for Luis Henrique, while Inter prefers to stay around a figure of 22–25 million euros. Talks are ongoing, but the Nerazzurri hope to secure the signing by the end of May to have the player already integrated into the squad by June.
