Davide Frattesi set to leave Inter with Roma still interested | OneFootball

Davide Frattesi’s time at Inter is now coming to an end.

The midfielder, who nearly left the club this summer, could leave as early as January.

His situation has worsened in recent weeks, with ongoing physical problems compromising his condition, but also with growing competition in the team’s midfield.

Following Zielinski’s recovery and the additions of Diouf and Sucic, the 1999-born player’s space has become virtually nonexistent.

As highlighted by Gazzetta dello Sport, Frattesi is now a reserve in Chivu’s coaching hierarchy.

The Nerazzurri management has therefore decided to set his price tag at €30 million, a figure that doesn’t scare the big clubs in European football, who are ready to battle for the player. The fee is seen as a way to finance new signings on the market.

Juventus, Napoli, Roma, and Newcastle have already made their bids for Frattesi.

Juventus, always keen to tap into Napoli’s talent, could take advantage of the situation to strengthen their midfield, while Conte’s Napoli, seeking quality additions, could see Frattesi as a valuable addition for the Scudetto race.