Inter Milan is currently re-evaluating its approach to the summer transfer market as potential departures could reshape the club's priorities. Reports suggest that Luis Henrique may be sold, with Roma among the clubs reportedly interested in the player. Should this transfer materialize, the club had initially considered scouting for a wide replacement before the window closes.
However, recent information from Calciomercato indicates that the Nerazzurri might abandon that plan. Instead of seeking a new wing-back, the club could prioritize adding a fresh attacking profile to rotate alongside current options, including Lautaro Martinez, Marcus Thuram, Pio Esposito, and Ange-Yoan Bonny.
This shift in thinking is supported by the club’s current depth. With the acquisition of Spence and the impressive pre-season displays from Andy Diouf at right wing-back, Inter appears well-covered in that position. On the left, Federico Dimarco remains the primary choice, with Carlos Augusto serving as his deputy, lessening the urgency for reinforcements in those roles.
Rather than signing an out-and-out centre-forward, the club is reportedly looking for a player with specific characteristics. Potential targets could resemble the profile of Ademola Lookman, who was linked to the San Siro last summer, or Nico Paz, who garnered interest earlier in the current transfer window.
Meanwhile, the club continues to work on other areas of the squad. Davide Frattesi has completed a loan move to Lazio with an option to buy, a development expected to assist Inter in their pursuit of Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones.
