Inter’s top defensive target remains Oumar Solet of Udinese, who is valued at around €25 million. However, attention is also focused on the future of Yann Bisseck.
The German defender, who recorded 36 appearances, three goals, and three assists this season, was left out of Germany’s squad for the upcoming World Cup and continues to attract strong interest from Bayern Munich. Should Bisseck leave Milan, Inter are prepared to renew their pursuit of Roma defender Evan Ndicka.
The transfer relationship between the two clubs could quickly heat up. The Friedkin-owned Roma urgently need to generate capital gains before the June 30 deadline in order to comply with UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations, a situation that could force the club to part ways with one of its key players.
Ndicka has been a fixture in Gian Piero Gasperini’s lineup, missing just seven matches throughout the season—five due to the Africa Cup of Nations, one through suspension, and the final game because of injury.
But the Ivorian centre-back is not the only name under consideration. In recent hours, another option has emerged: Gianluca Mancini. The defender is under contract until 2027, but if Roma and the player fail to reach an agreement on a renewal, Inter would be ready to make a move for the 30-year-old.
However, Mancini is said to be not interested in leaving Roma and his contract extension is viewed to be merely a formality at this stage.
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