Inter is dealing with the change of ownership and with issues relating to the contract extensions of several interpreters, one of these is Denzel Dumfries. Simone Inzaghi supports the renewal for several reasons: “The Dutchman is considered an exemplary professional, who always trains 100%, without complaining when he is out and giving his all every time he is called into action, be it for the entire duration of a match or for the final minutes of a match, see the last match against Lazio, with the winger coming on half an hour before the final whistle, capable of heading the 1-1 draw”, we read on Tuttosport.
Then there is the athletic-sporting aspect, as the newspaper continues: “It remains difficult to find players with Dumfries’ characteristics, capable of “plowing” the flank, dominating their opponents in the offensive phase and limiting them in the defensive phase”. In short, the role of fifth in Inzaghi’s module is fundamental and it is not easy to find someone capable of quickly adapting to what the coach requires (Buchanan is just one of the examples).
A meeting is scheduled for these 15 days between the Nerazzurri management and the Dutchman’s agents: “If the winger accepted the renewal of 4 million plus bonuses until 2027, everyone could be happy. Otherwise, if the ’96 class continued to ask for at least 5 million, with the contract expiring in 2025, he would certainly be put on the market. Inter he would expect to collect around thirty million from his transfer, with Dumfries dreaming of a call from Manchester United (currently not interested) or from an English big club (for now there is only a survey from Aston Villa”, concludes the Turin newspaper.
