Inter tries to burn Juventus and Napoli for 2006 Lions: here’s who he is | Primapagina

Not only the need to consolidate the team that won the last Scudetto with the addition of expert and ready players such as Piotr Zielinski and Mehdi Taremi or shortly with that of a second goalkeeper of guaranteed reliability such as Josep Martinez from Genoa, however destined for the medium -long time to become Yann Sommer’s heir. Inter’s first market movements aimed at the 2024/2025 season also look to the future: this is demonstrated by the very hot negotiations with Betis Seville for the defender born in 2006 Alex Perez, one of the profiles identified by the Nerazzurri management to rejuvenate a department in which the identity card is starting to become an aspect to be considered for Francesco Acerbi (born in 1988), Matteo Darmian (born 1989) and Stefan de Vrij (born 1992).
INTER, ONE STEP CLOSURE FOR ALEX PEREZ

According to what he reports Tuttosport, thanks to the excellent relations with Sampdoria – which last season focused on two Inter talents such as goalkeeper Filip Stankovic and striker Sebastiano Esposito and who loaned Emil Audero to Simone Inzaghi’s team as assistant Sommer – Inter is trying to anticipate the competition’s moves for Giovanni Leoni, another central defender from 2006 who the Blucerchiati recently bought from Padova for around 1.5 million euros and who in the second half of the last Serie B season was one of the very young players launched by Andrea Pirlo. Twelve appearances from February to May and also a goal, his first among professionals, scored against Palermo.
INTER, DISCOVERING LEONI

There Sampdoriawhich also invested in him with the aim of making him grow and then evaluating a possible sale in the future, however, it is willing to listen to proposals now for the boy born in Rome, thanks to the concrete interest shown – as well as by Inter – by Turin, Juventus and Naples. Marotta and Ausilio’s plan contemplates the possibility of reaching it quickly an understanding with Doria – perhaps confirming Esposito’s stay in Genoa or inserting other youngsters as technical counterparts – and leave Leoni on loan in Pirlo’s team for at least another season.