MILAN, ITALY – Reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport indicate that Hakan Calhanoglu is likely to leave FC Internazionale this summer, following a dispute with teammate Lautaro Martinez. Inter is seeking between €30 million and €40 million for the talented Turkish playmaker, although they have yet to receive an offer from Galatasaray, who has been rumored to be interested.
Calhanoglu’s potential exit is part of a larger strategy as Inter prepares to fine-tune their roster after already investing over €70 million in new signings. The club’s management is open to offers for other players as well, including Yann Bisseck, while they evaluate the future of Davide Frattesi, who has caught the attention of Atletico Madrid.
In addition, right-back Denzel Dumfries is also facing a pivotal moment in his career. After a standout season with 11 goals and six assists in 45 appearances, there’s a €30 million clause in his contract that will be active until mid-July. While no club has made a move for Dumfries as of yet, Inter remains vigilant regarding the situation.
This proactive approach by Inter highlights their commitment to building a competitive squad while also preparing to make necessary adjustments to the team lineup. The coming weeks could be crucial for both Calhanoglu and Dumfries, with significant changes potentially on the horizon for the Italian side.