Davide Frattesi could become one of the most intriguing opportunities of the final weeks of the summer transfer window, with Inter reportedly prepared to lower their asking price significantly in order to facilitate a sale.
According to TuttoMercatoWeb, the Nerazzurri are reassessing their stance on the Italy international as they look to generate funds for new arrivals before the transfer deadline.
Inter had previously valued the former Sassuolo midfielder at around €30 million, a figure that discouraged several interested clubs from making a serious approach.
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However, the latest reports suggest the Milan giants are now open to accepting a much lower fee if it allows them to complete a quick transfer and reinvest the proceeds into strengthening their squad.
Juventus Monitoring the Situation Closely
If Inter decide to reduce their demands, Frattesi could reportedly be available for between €15 million and €20 million, a valuation that would immediately attract several clubs across Serie A.
Among the teams keeping a close eye on the situation are Juventus and Napoli, both of whom have been linked with the midfielder for several weeks.
For Juventus, such a price would represent a far more affordable investment than initially expected.
The Bianconeri have been evaluating different midfield options throughout the summer, and Frattesi’s experience in Serie A, energy, and ability to contribute in both attacking and defensive phases make him an attractive profile.
Although no official negotiations have been reported yet, a reduced asking price could encourage Juventus to make a concrete approach in the coming days.
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Much will depend on Inter’s final decision and whether they are willing to negotiate with one of their direct domestic rivals.
Frattesi remains one of the most highly regarded Italian midfielders, and if the reported discount becomes reality, competition for his signature is expected to intensify quickly.
With the transfer window entering a crucial phase, the coming days could prove decisive for the 26-year-old’s future.