From the pitch to the market, another derby between Inter and Milan could be on the horizon. Object of desire: Matty Cash (pictured), 26 years old, Polish right-back owned by Aston Villa. The Rossoneri have marked him on the agenda, although in the run-off with Tottenham’s Emerson Royal the Brazilian former Barcelona and Betis player seems to be the favourite. In addition to a winger, however, Milan is looking for a central defender: contacts with Diogo Leite (Union Berlin) and with the flexible Kiwior of Arsenal. Returning to Cash, for Inter he is considered one of the first alternatives to Dumfries: the negotiation for the Dutchman’s renewal remains in fact at a standstill.
The player himself, involved in the European Championships with his national team, sends out conflicting messages: on the one hand he expresses his love for Inter, on the other he does not hide his dream of playing in the Premier League. And in England, Aston Villa has recently shown interest in Inzaghi’s winger. Thus, evaluations are underway on Cash as well as on the Swiss Ndoye, 23 years old, from Bologna. Another contact then, yesterday, with Genoa. On the agenda is deputy Sommer and above all, in perspective, future Nerazzurri number one: the only thing missing is the announcement for Josep Martinez. Agreement on the valuation of the 26-year-old goalkeeper (around 15 million) and technical compensation identified in Oristanio, born in 2002, returning from the season on loan to Cagliari.
Speaking of young players, in addition to the 22-year-old American midfielder Tessmann (6 goals and 3 assists with Venezia) who the Nerazzurri would like to sign and then leave for another year in the lagoon, their eyes are also on Leoni, who has always been appreciated in Serie B with the Serie B shirt. Sampdoria. The formula could be the same with the 17-year-old: purchase and loan for another year to the Ligurian club. On the other hand, Sensi (just 4 games in the league for a total of 43 minutes) is out of contract and has a proposal from Como on the table.
Sanchez (4 goals and 5 assists this season) is also out of contract and is considering a return to Udinese. In attack, then, Arnautovic’s “grit” remains, blocking Gudmundsson’s goal, in a department already strengthened by the arrival of Taremi (11 goals and 7 assists in the last year at Porto for the 31-year-old Iranian). Fiorentina came forward for the Austrian, as well as Turkish clubs such as Galatasaray and Besiktas. However, the striker, under contract for another year, intends to remain with the Nerazzurri next season too. The one who won’t stay, in all likelihood, is Valentin Carboni: the talented 19-year-old, returning from his loan at Monza.
