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Davide Frattesi has been tipped to leave Inter for multiple windows in a row, but the arrival of Christian Chivu could change things. The midfielder has had a chat with the new gaffer and might not no longer try to force his way out since he could have a more prominent role, Sky<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n The 25-year-old has been routinely attached to Napoli, Juventus, and Roma since moving to San Siro. If he stayed, he would probably get a new contract too. He\u2019s currently tied to the Nerazzurri<\/em> until 2028.<\/p>\n According to Mediaset<\/em>, while Inter might keep hold of Frattesi, Hakan Calhanoglu is drawing interest from Galatasaray, in addition to Saudi sides. His agent Gordon Stipic is in Istanbul to collect info.<\/p>\n The Turk is a fan of the team. The Nerazzurri<\/em> haven\u2019t received an offer and don\u2019t want to sell. Eventually, they\u2019d want \u20ac40M for their linchpin, but the bid would likely stop well short.<\/p>\n Giuseppe Marotta and co. have tested the waters for Adrian Bernab\u00e9, Mandela Keita, Ederson, Samuele Ricci, and Nicol\u00f2 Rovella. As for the Lazio cornerstone, the Biancocelesti<\/em> could be interested in a swap with Frattesi. The two have matching price tags but different characteristics and wages.<\/p>\n The turn of events might keep the former in town until January to see it through, although there\u2019s a reason why Henrikh Mkhitaryan was playing constantly, and he\u2019ll also have to split duties with Petar Sucic. His minutes in the Club World Cup could be telling already. There\u2019s no chance he\u2019ll join Lazio. There might be some fire behind the smoke surrounding the veteran. His exit would be equally surprising and detrimental.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter, Frattesi, and Calhanoglu<\/h3>\n
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