For the Nerazzurri club the priority is between the posts and there is the idea that leads to the Lazio goalkeeper
Next week will be an important week for Inter. Simone Inzaghi will meet the management to take stock of next season. As the Gazzetta dello Sport underlines, the priorities are very clear: the goalkeeper. A possible upgrade: via Dumfries, in the substitute. And the final touch: the striker. The goalkeeper will be a real investment and according to the newspaper there is a name that is making its way into the club’s ideas: Christos Mandas, a 22-year-old Greek from Lazio. “He established himself in the second part of the season, so much so that his name ended up in the notebooks of several top-tier clubs. Claudio Lotito’s club is having difficulty in adapting his contract, which also has a long deadline, 2028. And in the event of a sale, the capital gain would be enormous, considering that the player was paid only 1 million“.
“Now to take him away you would need at least 15 times as much. Inter like Mandas and coach Inzaghi, who has had positive references, likes him. It won’t be easy to “attack” him precisely because of his contract until 2028. But Inter are looking in Italy, to fill his gap between the posts. Mandas stood out in the last championship, when he was called to replace Provedel.”
“And he doesn’t have a market price that’s too different from the other closely followed goalkeeper, the Spaniard Josep Denzel Martinez of Genoa, who is easier to hook given his contract expires in 2025. The third name is always the same, the Brazilian Bento. Here Athletico Paranaense is holding firm, to the point of having even raised the initial request from 20 million. Too much for Inter, who, despite not having abandoned the track, are now looking around.”
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