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Inter bolstered other roles in the early going, but their dated intention of getting younger in the back hasn\u2019t changed, nor have their main targets, Giovanni Leoni and Koni De Winter, whom they have scouted all year long.<\/p>\n
According to Alfredo Pedull\u00e0, the Nerazzurri<\/em> are on great terms with both Parma and Genoa. Christian Chivu\u2019s appointment tips the scale in favor of the Italian prodigy. However, it\u2019ll take a significant investment to convince the counterparty, which would like to keep him a while longer. The Scudetto runner-ups just brokered the loan of Valentin Carboni to the Rossobl\u00f9<\/em>.<\/p>\n Per La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em>, Inter covet Leoni, but the Ducali<\/em> might budge only in front of a \u20ac40M offer, while the Liguria-based team could agree to sell De Winter for \u20ac25M. Feyenoord\u2019s David Hancko represents an older fallback.<\/p>\n The Nerazzurri<\/em> would prefer to straight-up fortify their rearguard without losing anybody. They\u2019d be open to making a \u2018plusvalenza\u2019<\/em> on Yann Aurel Bisseck only for mammoth offers, which haven\u2019t arrived. He\u2019s highly likely to stay.<\/p>\n If there\u2019s an odd man out, it\u2019ll be Francesco Acerbi, but the front office and the coaching staff are OK with keeping him in a reduced role. They will let him go if he receives an enticing proposal, but won\u2019t pay a \u20ac500k clause present in his contract just to get rid of him.<\/p>\n There was a lot of impetus about this in the months leading up to the summer, and it\u2019s strange that they haven\u2019t acted on it sooner. They might be waiting for Parma, from which they already poached Chivu and Ange-Yoan Bonny, to unbend about partying ways with their prospect.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter Tracking Leoni and De Winter<\/h3>\n
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