Inter is back on the market to find a right winger after the deal for Khalaili fell through for reasons beyond the club’s control. The goal is to replace Denzel Dumfries, and the Nerazzurri management is evaluating several options to strengthen the flank.
According to Sky Sport, the list of candidates includes several profiles, but three names are gathering the most support. The first is Spence from Tottenham, who has already had experience in Italy and could have an advantage, despite the high valuation requested by the English club. The second name is Doué from Strasbourg, who is also valued at significant figures. The third option is Molina, a more experienced player but with less potential for future revaluation on the market.
None of the options are easy to pursue, but the club continues to work to find the best solution. The negotiation for Curtis Jones appears particularly complicated: Liverpool has put up an insurmountable wall, despite the midfielder’s expiring contract. The Reds are not taking the contractual situation into account when setting the price, maintaining a high valuation. Inter considers Jones a valid target with different characteristics compared to other profiles, but the gap between the parties remains considerable.
As for Pavard, if a satisfactory offer does not arrive, the defender would remain with the Nerazzurri with the approval of Chivu‘s technical staff and the coach himself, who could thus count on a second defender coming from the market.
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