Report – Summer Revolution Starts With The Return Of Prodigal Son: Inter Milan To Bring Club Brugge Midfielder Back | OneFootball

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·19 February 2026

Report – Summer Revolution Starts With The Return Of Prodigal Son: Inter Milan To Bring Club Brugge Midfielder Back

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Club Brugge rising star Aleksandar Stankovic is likely to rejoin Serie A powerhouse Inter Milan at the end of the season.

According to L’Interista, the San Siro giants are eager to make the Serbian midfielder their first summer signing.


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Inter sold Aleksandar Stankovic last summer for a reported fee of €9.5 million.

However, aware of his potential, they have retained a buyback clause, securing the option to bring him back for €23 million.

Furthermore, they’ve already decided to exercise that option, which would secure Stankovic’s swift return to Italian football.

Inter Milan to Make Aleksandar Stankovic First Summer Signing

Article image:Report – Summer Revolution Starts With The Return Of Prodigal Son: Inter Milan To Bring Club Brugge Midfielder Back

BRUGES, BELGIUM – AUGUST 27: Aleksandar Stankovi #25 of Club Brugge KV reacts after scoring his teams fifth goal in the first half of the UEFA Champions League Play-offs Round Second Leg match between Club Brugge and Rangers at Jan Breydelstadion on August 27, 2025 in Bruges, Belgium. (Photo by Alex Bierens de Haan/Getty Images)

Stankovic has flourished at the Jan Breydel Stadium this season, establishing himself as a key cog in Ivan Leko’s system.

Meanwhile, his scintillating form has not gone unnoticed.

Indeed, Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund have reportedly set their sights on the 20-year-old.

Still, Stankovic’s future could be at San Siro, with Cristian Chivu keen to bring him back home.

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