Serie A giants Juventus seem to have an interest in Inter’s Davide Frattesi and they recently made an approach for the Italian midfielder.
La Gazzetta dello Sport (via Calciomercato) have reported that Frattesi is looking for a more regular first-team spot, but Inter have now made their intentions clear about their midfielder, who was very useful off the bench last season.
Juve made an initial request regarding information for the Italian, but Inter responded with a very clear ‘no’, stating that Frattesi is seen as a key part of the project under Inzaghi and he has a role to play next season. He is, as per Inter, considered unsellable.
Any move from any club for Frattesi will anyway be complex because of his contract situation, as his current deal runs out in the summer of 2028. And Inter’s idea is to keep him anyway, as the club believe that he complements the other players’ profiles very well and offers a very good value for the present and the future.
