Inter Milan’s transfer plans are starting to take shape, with Joao Cancelo negotiations likely to spark changes in the backline.
According to “Il Giorno”, By FCInter1908Any deal that sees Francesco Acerbi or Stefan de Vrij leave the club could have a domino effect on the Nerazzurri’s summer strategy.
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Both veterans have been mentioned as possible opponents in negotiations with Al Hilal, especially if Inter Milan decisively brings in Cancelo.
If one of the two defenders leaves, Inter have already found a successor. The profile at the top of the list is Tarik MuharemovicThe young centre-back currently plays for Sassuolo.
According to Italian media reports, Inter Milan is paying close attention to Muharemovic and his worth has climbed to around 30 million euros.
Juventus pay close attention to Inter Milan’s confirmation of Muharemovic to replace De Vrij and Acerbi
SEATTLE, WA – JUNE 21: FC Inter Milan’s #6 Stefan de Vrij passes under pressure from Samuel Gustafsson #11 of Urawa Red Diamonds during the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Group E match between FC Internazionale Milano and Urawa Red Diamonds at Lumen Stadium on June 21, 2025 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)
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This number brings additional complexity.
Under the terms agreed upon when the defender moved to Sassuolo, half of the future fee will be borne by Juventus. Even so, Inter Milan still sees him as a long-term investment, able to refresh a defense that is likely to undergo changes.
Interestingly, Muharemovic’s valuation could also intersect with another major storyline. Juventus still interested in Davide Fratesiwhose value is not far different from that of the Sassuolo defender.
Fratesi is seeking more consistent playing time, while Inter Milan are reluctant to sanction a loan move or strengthen their direct rivals.
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However, “Il Giorno” suggests that a lucrative offer, coupled with the player’s persistence, may ultimately soften Inter Milan’s stance. If so, Muharemovic and Fratesi’s paths could unexpectedly intertwine as the market accelerates.