The Laziali
·11 August 2026
Inter Milan Wantaway Could Join Lazio to Make Way for Liverpool Midfielder

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·11 August 2026

Lazio have reportedly revived their old interest in Davide Frattesi, who seems determined to leave Inter Milan this summer.
The Roman midfielder had spent time at Lazio’s academy before joining Roma’s youth ranks in 2014. He then went on to make a name for himself at Sassuolo, earning a €35 million move to the Nerazzurri in the summer of 2023.
In his first two years at Inter, Frattesi earned himself a reputation as a super-sub after scoring decisive goals off the bench. But when Cristian Chivu replaced Simone Inzaghi, he dropped further down the pecking order, especially following the arrival of Petar Sucic. Therefore, many believe it is past time for the 26-year-old to leave San Siro and find himself a prominent role at a new club.
On Tuesday afternoon, Italian journalist Damiano Er Faina revealed that Lazio are once again interested in signing Frattesi. This update was followed by a confirmation from transfer market guru Fabrizio Romano and his collaborator Matteo Moretto, who added that the Italian international could indeed leave the Serie A champions this summer.
Moreover, La Gazzetta dello Sport (via La Lazio Siamo Noi) adds that Frattesi’s departure could be essential to Inter, who need to make room for Curtis Jones. The Nerazzurri have been chasing the Liverpool midfielder for months, but they have to offload one of their current players before adding another.
The managements of Lazio and Inter share a good rapport, as evidenced by the relatively smooth negotiations that led to Ivan Provedel’s transfer earlier this summer. But it remains to be seen whether the Beneamata are willing to send Frattesi away on an initial loan deal, as the Aquile certainly cannot afford to buy him outright this summer, especially amid the current restrictions.
The Italian international can be the third midfielder alongside Nicolo Rovella and Kenneth Taylor in a 4-3-3 system, while also allowing Gennaro Gattuso to implement his favorite 4-2-3-1 formation, as he can play behind the striker.







































