Wesley is currently undergoing rehabilitation as he works to recover from the injury that ruled him out of Brazil’s World Cup squad. The Brazilian winger remains a key figure in Gian Piero Gasperini’s plans at Roma, with the coach having played a crucial role in his development, particularly in advanced areas of the pitch close to goal.
The 2003-born winger enjoyed a breakthrough campaign in Serie A, scoring five goals in his first season in Italy’s top flight — a record return for the young attacker. His performances have not gone unnoticed, with several top clubs reportedly monitoring his progress, including Inter, who are searching for a dynamic wide player after missing out on other targets such as Palestra, who is now bound for Chelsea.
As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, Wesley perfectly fits Inter’s ideal profile: a young, athletic winger capable of both attacking and defensive contributions, with strong dribbling skills and the ability to change games one-on-one. However, Inter have never progressed beyond initial interest, partly because Gasperini considers the Brazilian an untouchable part of Roma’s project, with the club firmly closing the door on any potential departure.
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