This summer, Inter are preparing a mini-revolution, hoping for another Scudetto.
In addition to players whose contracts are expiring, the Nerazzurri will listen to offers for other players.
The aim is to build a nest egg to re-engage with Manu Koné.
Already sought last summer, the Milanese club found the door closed in their faces by the Friedkins, who listened to the fans who had expressed displeasure with a transfer.
Gian Piero Gasperini considers the Frenchman an important player and is working to improve his weakness: his shooting.
For his part, Cristian Chivu believes that Koné would transform Inter’s midfield, and the club is ready to spend more than €40 million to please the Romanian coach.
Roma isn’t looking to sell their top players, but much will depend on qualification for the Champions League. If Roma reaches Europe’s top competition, either through the Europa League or by finishing fourth, they would certainly have greater financial power.
Otherwise, they may be forced to listen carefully to offers for the big names. Koné isn’t the only player who could guarantee a nest egg: Europe’s top clubs are also pursuing Evan Ndicka. Mile Svilar and Donyell Malen, on the other hand, appear untouchable.
