Inter Milan is actively planning for its future defense, with reports indicating imminent agreements for Sassuolo’s Tarek Muharemovic and Udinese’s Oumar Solet.
Following their recent Scudetto victory, the Nerazzurri are looking ahead to the next season. President Beppe Marotta is reportedly focused on identifying replacements for Francesco Acerbi and Stefan de Vrij.
Inter Nears Deals for Solet and Muharemovic
According to Cronache di Spogliatoio, Inter has successfully negotiated personal terms with Udinese defender Oumar Solet, a player who has been on their radar for some time.
The next step involves reaching an agreement on a transfer fee with Udinese. This could prove challenging, as the 26-year-old Solet has attracted interest from prominent clubs like Milan, Juventus, and Newcastle United.
Sportitalia has long reported that while Solet is open to exploring other options, his preference this summer is to join Inter.
The expected transfer fee for Solet is estimated to be around €25 million.
Meanwhile, transfer expert Nicolò Schira also claims that Inter has agreed on personal terms with Sassuolo defender Tarek Muharemovic. Reports suggest a contract until June 2031 with an annual salary of €2.2 million.
A potential deal structure could involve a loan with an obligation to buy, set for February 2027. This arrangement effectively defers the payment, a strategy Sassuolo has employed previously, leveraging their financial stability.
Juventus retains a 50% share of any future transfer fee for Muharemovic from his time in their youth system, which could influence their involvement or favor their potential recall of the Bosnia and Herzegovina international.