A crowded summer is expected in the Nerazzurri front line. The new President will have to make very specific choices.
Inter’s transfer market began some time ago. In unsuspecting times, indeed when the winter transfer market session hadn’t even closed yet, the Nerazzurri club had already moved to acquire two very important players ahead of next season.
Given the expiring contract with Napoli and Porto, their respective teams, in fact, the Nerazzurri had already reached an agreement with Piotr Zielinski and Mehdi Taremi. The latter seemed very close to Milan during the last summer transfer market, but then nothing came of it.
Inter took advantage of the situation and signed him and will finally bring him to our championship starting next season. On paper, in what is the current squad of Italian Champions, Mehdi Taremi will replace Alexis Sanchez who will see his loan with Inter expire in the next few days.
In addition to the untouchables and the starters Lautaro Martinez, who seems very close to renewing his contract with the club, and Marcus Thuram, therefore, will also make up Inter’s attack for next season, including Taremi and Marko Arnautovic. The Austrian’s position, however, after a difficult season, among the many injuries and sensational errors in front of goal, is not yet well defined.
Inter, the dream remains Gudmundsson
In fact, if suitable offers do not arrive, Arnautovic could have another chance with the Nerazzurri shirt and this is also his wish. He could do it, though, even as a fifth striker and no longer as a fourthwith the space up front for him which could be reduced even further at that point.
Inter’s dream for the front line, in fact, and it is not a mystery at all, Genoa’s Icelander, Albert Gudmundsson, remains who played a great championship with the rossoblù shirt and was the real revolution. He would act as a second striker, capable of spanning the entire offensive front. His current valuation, however, is around 30 million euros.
Mercato, Oristanio always in the direction of Cagliari
A sum that Inter could earn by selling one of its jewels, that Valentin Carboni that many teams in Italy and Europe like. Having returned from his loan at Monza, the Argentinian born in 2005 would seem to be the first suspect to be sacrificed also due to his difficult tactical position within Inzaghi’s tactical board. However, Correa’s departure is a foregone conclusion as he will return from his disappointing loan at Marseille.
The same goes for Gaetano Oristanio. Scorer of two goals and an assist last season with the Cagliari shirt, the playmaker could wear it again next season despite not being bought out by the rossoblù. The Sardinian managers will meet with the Inter managers in the next few days to find the right formula. However, Venezia is also on the trail of the player of Campania origins.
