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For the Nerazzurri club there will be an outgoing movement. The player will leave on loan: the figures and details.
For the Italian National Team, the European Championship ended prematurely last night. The defeat against Switzerland sent the Azzurri back to their clubs and now they must look to the future. Many players will resume training with their clubs in view of next season and at Inter there are many Nationals who will return to Milan to rejoin the group. In the meantime, the front pages are dominated by the transfer market with the Italian teams that will try to improve their squads in this session.
Inter’s objectives are very clear and not only in Italy, they want to do well especially in the Champions League compared to last season. The team with President Giuseppe Marotta is ready to invest in the market and in the meantime they start immediately with an outgoing signing. In fact, the club will temporarily let the son of art leave Aleksandar Stankovic. The Serbian player has always been at Inter’s youth team, where he grew as a footballer, but now there could be new opportunities for him. The defender will arrive in Switzerland and play for this team; the news.
Inter Transfer Market, Stankovic Towards Lucerne On Loan
The class of 2005, son of Dejan, after starting his adventure at Inter in 2021 in the youth ranks and having shown excellent qualities, is now ready to gain experience in other championships. The Serbian achieved excellent things in his last season with the Primavera and seems to be intent on following in his father’s footsteps in terms of Nerazzurri faith for his future. Now Inter will let him go to Switzerland and second Gianluca Di Marzio the transfer is official.
In fact Aleksandar Stankovic will join Lucernein Super League, with a loan with an option to buy set at 1.5 million euros, Inter will however maintain the buy-back on the young player. So after scoring seven goals and three assists with Inter Primavera last season there will be a new challenge for him in the coming seasons.
So he will leave his brother Filip in Milan, also at Inter, and will fly to Switzerland. The young talent will be called upon to do well to convince the club to focus on him again in the future. This is how Inter begins its transfer market and there will soon be other news. For Inzaghi’s team there will be new arrivals very soon but for now the sale of Aleksandar Stankovic will be a forerunner for other farewells at Inter.
