The future of Luis Henrique remains uncertain, but the chances of him staying in Milan are increasing as the hours go by. The negotiations with Roma now seem to be definitively over, as shown by the Giallorossi’s decision to turn to Oosterwolde instead. However, the Brazilian’s failure to leave does not automatically close the incoming transfer market for Inter.

According to Corriere dello Sport, the Nerazzurri management is still open to bringing in a new attacking player, but with one clear condition: someone must leave first. The club’s policy on Viale Liberazione is clear, and it’s not just an economic constraint. The risk is ending up with a squad that is too large, resulting in discontent among those who would see their playing time reduced.

The former Marseille player remains the main candidate to leave Milan. There have been some inquiries from the Premier League, but none have materialized into real offers. Anything could still happen in the final week of the transfer window.

It is unlikely that other players will leave. There had been some thoughts about Stankovic, whose playing time could be reduced with the arrival of Jones, but the midfielder has made it clear that he wants to fight for his opportunities with the Nerazzurri. This could be revisited in January. As for Bonny, nothing has happened so far.