Inter's Summer Transfer Strategy Unveiled

Inter Milan is gearing up for the summer transfer window with a clear strategy in mind. After securing the services of Zielinski and Taremi, the club is now focusing on three key areas to strengthen their squad.

The Three Targets

The first target is a deputy for Sommer, the second is a right winger to potentially replace Dumfries, and the third is a significant reinforcement in the forward line. The profiles being followed for the forward position are Zirkzee and Gudmundsson. These are the three main objectives for Inter in the upcoming transfer window, according to reports from Sportmediaset.

The Acerbi Chapter

There is also a separate chapter for Acerbi. Given that Zielinski and Taremi will replace Klaassen and Sanchez respectively, the arrival of a fifth striker - for example, Gudmundsson - would necessitate the exclusion of another player. Unless, of course, someone is sold. In this regard, attention is drawn to Arnautovic. However, at 35 years of age and with another year of contract at 3 million, he is difficult to place.

UEFA List Dilemma

Inter faces two obstacles in closing the summer market: the need to balance the books and the need to include at least four players from their own youth sector to complete the next UEFA list, as highlighted by Corriere dello Sport. Considering the additions of Zielinski and Taremi, who will replace Klaassen and Sanchez, who will make room for the fifth striker? Attention is drawn to Arnautovic, who is difficult to place on the outgoing market given his age and annual salary of 3 million.