The rejuvenation process that Oaktree wants for Inter’s first-team squad has been clearly announced and widely known for some time now. In fact, Inter’s management and scouts have already started working for several months, searching worldwide for the most promising young talents who could join next season.
According to Florian Plettenberg, a journalist from Sky Sport DE, Inter is one of the clubs interested in a young talent from German football. This player is Muhammed Damar, an attacking midfielder born in 2004, who is owned by Hoffenheim but currently on loan to Elversberg in Germany’s second division.
So far this season, Damar has recorded 7 goals and 6 assists in 25 appearances. His current contract expires in June 2026, and if he refuses to renew, he will likely be sold this summer. However, Hoffenheim hopes to extend his contract until 2029 and keep him. In addition to Inter, Borussia Dortmund is also strongly pursuing the young German player.