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Inter are lurking to see whether they could add a reliable wing-back for cheap after missing out on Joao Cancelo and recently kicked the tires on a reunion with Ivan Perisic, who would be more than happy to come back, but PSV stopped it, Fabrizio Romano reports (via Fantacalcio<\/em>).<\/p>\n The Nerazzurri<\/em> made a few calls to see whether the veteran could depart mid-season, but his team stonewalled them, at least for now. There\u2019s no release clause in his contract, which lasts until 2027. The 37-year-old is still going strong and has posted 4 goals and 10 assists in 24 games this campaign. He spent time at Tottenham and Hajduk Split after leaving San Siro in 2022.<\/p>\n Inter aren\u2019t scrambling for a new piece but could seize an opportunity, Perisic or somebody else, if something they liked popped up. President Giuseppe Marotta revealed to DAZN<\/em> (via MSN<\/em>) before the Lecce win that they were hopeful Denzel Dumfries would return relatively soon and that it wasn\u2019t easy to find worthy reinforcements in January.<\/p>\n According to Calciomercato<\/em>, the Nerazzurri<\/em> asked for Dan Ndoye when Nottingham Forest inquired about Davide Frattesi. They have been attached to Nahuel Molina, but he\u2019s unlikely to move, and Galatasaray\u2019s Wilfried Singo. They have also examined Al-Ittihad\u2019s Roger Fernandes, who hasn\u2019t settled in too well in Saudi Arabia, but his side paid \u20ac32M to sign him last summer, and he has lofty wages.<\/p>\n This kind of patch would have made sense at the beginning of the window to better cope with the busy schedule, but they are almost out of the woods at this point, so they should be thinking long-term if they did anything, although he\u2019d be able to play in several roles.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter and Perisic<\/h3>\n
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