Slow motion: Inter Milan hopes to sell 5 people including Taremi, Aslani to raise 50 million euros to recruit

July 13th According to Slow Motion Network, Inter Milan hopes to sell five players including S-Esposito, Taremi, Aslani, Buchanan and Stankovic to raise more than 50 million euros to sign up.

Just like in recent seasons, Inter still relies on the funds obtained from selling marginal players to conduct transfer operations. Unlike in the past, Inter now does not have urgent financial pressure.

Although the deal for Galatasaray in Calhanoglu's transfer to Galatasaray seems to be stalled, and even Inter Milan may need to repair the relationship within the locker room to retain players, the goal of the club's management is to first accumulate a "small treasury" by clearing redundant staff, and then strengthen according to the lineup needs.

In all positions, Inter Milan has players who may leave the team. On the front line, S-Esposito has attracted the attention of Fiorentina and Cagliari, and his contract is estimated to be around 7 million euros by 2027. Taremi is also on sale, and Inter Milan hopes to make a transfer profit of about 10 million euros from him.

In the midfield and backcourt, in addition to the continued attention of Cialhanoglu, the popular candidates who left the team also include Aslani, Alexander Stankovic and Buchanan.

Asrani rejected Betis' offer and hoped to stay in Serie A. Inter Milan is willing to release the person if he receives a offer of between 15 million and 20 million euros.

Stankovic is basically sure to bid farewell to the team. The club has reached an agreement with Bruges for a transfer of 10 million euros and is currently negotiating on the amount of the repurchase clause.

Buchanan hopes to get more opportunities to play after experiencing serious injuries and loaning Villarreal, and prepares for representing Canada in the home World Cup. Sassuolo has inquired about the transfer fee that may be close to €10 million.

Overall, Inter Milan hopes to raise more than 50 million euros by selling these players before reinvesting the money into the market. The primary goal of the transfer is to strengthen and rejuvenate the defense line. Although Parma has a high asking price for Leoni, he is still Inter Milan's first choice to sign.