Starting today, Inter has one more rival on the market. According to recent rumours from Spain, the incoming work of the Nerazzurri could be disrupted by the sudden involvement of Carlo Ancelotti’s Real Madrid.
Despite a large market that saw the arrival of players like Mbappé and Endrick in Madrid, the Blancos failed to strengthen a back department that saw a valuable player like Nacho leave for free. Against Stuttgart, in the Champions League match played last Tuesday, the Italian coach was forced to adapt Carvajal to the role of a central defender alongside Rudiger.
A constant emergency that could lead Florentino Perez to anticipate the defensive investment in January. As reported by AS, among the names on Real Madrid’s notebook was that of Yarek Gasiorowski, a defender who has been much talked about in Italy in recent weeks due to Inter’s interest.
In fact, the Spanish player, born in 2005, was evaluated by the Nerazzurri management as one of the candidates to complete Inzaghi’s back department, before the plunge for Tomas Palacios. In the meantime, it should also be remembered that Valencia had exercised an option to increase the cost of his release clause from 20 to 45 million euros, thus nipping a possible move from Inter in the bud.
According to the Spanish diary, Inter has not completely abandoned the Gasiorowski route for the future, just like other clubs of the caliber of Salzburg and Atletico Madrid. However, the need of Real Madrid could prove decisive in case of assault in January. The relations between Blancos and Valencia are not so good, although the release clause could facilitate Real’s hopes.
