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Inter didn\u2019t technically add to their defense during the summer, swapping out Manuel Akanji for Benjamin Pavard, but they plot to do so in the near future and have set sights in particular on Dayot Upamecano and Joel Ordonez, Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto report (via OneFootball<\/em>).<\/p>\n The former interests the Nerazzurri<\/em> in particular for his contractual situation. His deal is up in 2026, and Bayern Munich is on the fence about renewing it, even though he\u2019s been a linchpin with Vincent Kompany at the helm. It\u2019ll depend on how the negotiation goes. He makes about \u20ac5M net currently, Calcio e Finanza<\/em> indicates.<\/p>\n Inter would pounce on Upamecano if he were available on a Bosman transfer, while they would have to empty their coffers for Ordonez. He stayed put during the summer despite being chased after by Olympique Marseille and Al-Hilal. Club Brugge resisted, like in Ardon Jashari\u2019s case, and the suitors weren\u2019t as determined as Milan.<\/p>\n The 21-year-old moved to Belgium, starting at Club NXT, from Independiente for \u20ac4M in 2022. He has logged 84 appearances with his current team, scoring 4 goals and providing 2 assists.<\/p>\n It\u2019d be a stunner if they didn\u2019t sign multiple young-ish defenders next summer, and they probably won\u2019t splurge for multiple ones. If Oumar Solet resolves his legal troubles during the season, he\u2019ll be a priority target. It\u2019s hard to believe Bayern Munich would lose a regular in his prime for nothing, while acquiring the Club Brugge star would require a sizeable investment. They more than alluded that they were ready to make a splash for the right player, but they ultimately didn\u2019t.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter Eyeing Upamecano and Ordonez<\/h3>\n
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