The leadership of Italian champions Inter Milan has set its sights on the summer transfer window to solidify their position at the top of European football. Under the guidance of coach Cristi Chivu and director Giuseppe Marotta, the club is preparing a robust acquisition strategy to dominate both domestically and in Europe.

According to Marotta, the club's transfer strategy will focus on bringing in young Italian players and experienced foreign talents. Several departures, including Francesco Acerbi, Matteo Darmian, and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who are set to leave as free agents at the end of June, will prompt significant changes across various positions.

Major Changes in Defense

The goalkeeper position remains a central topic of discussion within the club. Yann Sommer is set to leave as his contract expires, while Josep Martinez is eager to secure a starting role. Inter has already reached a preliminary agreement with Guglielmo Vicario, but Andriy Lunin and Mile Svilar are also on the radar.

In the center of defense, Oumar Solet from Udinese is the primary target, with a bid between 20 and 25 million euros considered sufficient to secure the transfer. Another player of interest is the wing-back Marco Palestra. Chivu’s brief message to Palestra after a recent match against Cagliari—"you are strong"—indicates the club's interest, as reported by gazzetta.it. However, interest from other clubs and Atalanta's demand for over 40 million euros complicates the potential transfer.