Inter Milan are using the international break to work through a series of contract matters, with the renewal of Federico Dimarco sitting at the top of the agenda, according to Tuttomercatoweb. Talks between the club and the player are ongoing, and Inter’s stated objective is to extend the agreement to 2030.
Dimarco’s case is described by Tuttomercatoweb as one of the most important items the club is handling this month. The two parties remain in contact, and the club is pushing to reach a conclusion on the deal.
Calhanoglu situation unresolved
The position of Hakan Calhanoglu is different from Dimarco’s. Tuttomercatoweb reports that there has been no progress at all on a new deal for the Turkish midfielder, and his future at the club remains unresolved.
Inter have not moved closer to an agreement with Calhanoglu during the break. His situation is described as still open, with no indication of which direction it will move.
Inter eye Alessandro Romano
Looking beyond the current squad, Inter Milan are monitoring Alessandro Romano, according to Tuttomercatoweb. Cagliari signed Romano on loan from Roma this summer, with a purchase option tied to certain conditions set at five million euros.
Tuttomercatoweb describes Romano as a player with strong potential. The outlet suggests he could represent a worthwhile investment for Inter, who are watching his development at Cagliari closely.
Goalkeeper Beltran also on the radar
Inter are also assessing River Plate goalkeeper Beltran, whose contract with the Argentine club runs until 31 December 2027, Tuttomercatoweb reports. The club has identified him as a name to follow as part of its broader planning.
Beltran’s contract situation gives Inter time to monitor him before any move would need to be made. Tuttomercatoweb includes him among the players the club is keeping under observation this season.
