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Inter were initially adamant about completing the Alessandro Bastoni deal for cash only, to record a full \u2018plusvalenza\u2019<\/em> and reinvest the money in multiple replacements and other roles, but they could make an exception for Hector Fort.<\/p>\n According to Matteo Moretto, they have been following the player for a while and believe in his potential. The 19-year-old is currently on loan at Elche and recovering from a serious shoulder injury. He has made 12 appearances across all competitions this campaign, scoring twice and providing two assists.<\/p>\n Per Sport<\/em> (via Tribuna<\/em>), Fort hasn\u2019t been informed of the possibility of moving to Inter as part of the package assembled by Barcelona to lure Bastoni at this stage. He left last summer because he wasn\u2019t a regular under Hansi Flick, but his goal is to play for the Blaugrana<\/em>. He starred 30 times for them in previous seasons.<\/p>\n The Nerazzurri<\/em> will address their right flank one way or the other, La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> relays. A manageable release clause looms over the future of Denzel Dumfries, while Luis Henrique could be sold after a paltry season. Their execs are high in Marco Palestra, but Atalanta would like to keep him for at least one year. Otherwise, they\u2019ll sell him to the highest bidders. He has attracted wealthy suitors in the Premier League.<\/p>\n It looks like the deal is gaining steam by the day, and where there\u2019s a will, there\u2019s a way despite some hurdles. The youngster would be a fine choice if Dumfries stayed, while they\u2019ll need a stud if he goes. They should test the waters about a new deal, as there\u2019s too much uncertainty.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter, Bastoni, Fort, and Barcelona<\/h3>\n
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