Inter is working to sort out the offensive department for next season. The Icelandic is on pole, but the Belgian striker is also liked
Inter are looking for a striker to include in Inzaghi’s squad. The Nerazzurri offensive department has lacked alternatives this season and the management is working to give Inzaghi a more competitive attack. After Taremi we are looking for another profile.
“The first striker to further raise the level of the squad to be entrusted to Simone Inzaghi for next season remains Alberto Gudmundsson. But Inter’s transfer men have several alternatives in their notebook. Among these is Dodi Lukebakio, a 26-year-old Belgian striker from Congolese origins who had already been on the radar of the Nerazzurri (and other Serie A teams) last summer. In fact, Romelu Lukaku’s national teammate had also been followed last summer, before turning on the return of Alexis Sanchez. Talented forward very powerful, Lukebakio is also liked for his flexibility. He can in fact move both as a second striker, thanks to his ability to vary and skip the man, and as a central reference, thanks to his 187 centimetres.”writes La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“An operation that would be much less expensive than the one linked to Gudmundsson, for whom Genoa wants 30 million. Inter have asked the Icelander to be patient because on a financial level everything is frozen (even the renewals of the big names) in waiting for Steven Zhang to obtain the new loan with which to give continuity to the project and first of all we need to put together the necessary treasure and then study a Frattesi model operation, with an onerous loan and obligation to buy. But it is clear that if a big English player yes presented with cash first, Inter would have little to do. This is why Lukebakio could be a top-quality alternative – around 12 million – and there would also be Lucien Agoume, the French midfielder born in 2002, on loan at the club. Seville, which has a right of redemption of 8 million”specifies Gazzetta.
