Inter reopen search for midfielder to allow Davide Frattesi to leave

Davide Frattesi has been a consistent player for Inter over the last two season. Frattesi has been rotating in and out of this Inter squad, as they look to fight for Italian and European titles. However, Frattesi has slowly become sick of this life, prefering to be a regular starter.

Frattesi wanted a move in Italy as he didn’t want to leave Serie A, but with limited options he will likely have to move elsewhere. Reports from Nico Schira state that he has already agreed on a move to England. This would be with Nottingham Forest who have tried to sign Frattesi this entire month.

However, the move isn’t that simple as Inter haven’t given their approval for Frattesi to leave the Nerazzurri. But, this has changed according to reports from Gianluca Di Marzio on his website. Inter could let Frattesi leave on a loan with an option to buy deal worth 40 million euros if redeemed.

This comes as Inter are looking to close a deal to bring in a midfielder, to allow Frattesi to leave. The leading name according to Di Marzio is that Inter could sign Curtis Jones from Liverpool on a loan to buy. However, this deal has now fallen through meaning Inter will have to look elsewhere for a Frattesi replacement.

Curtis Jones of Liverpool runs with the ball whilst under pressure from Vimal Yoganathan of Barnsley during the Emirates FA Cup Third Round match…

This comes from a report from Fabrizio Romano, which states that Liverpool are no longer open to selling Jones. This comes as Liverpool don’t want to let Jones leave until he signs a contract extension with his deal expiring after next season. Currently, Inter aren’t linked to anyone else who could replace Frattesi.