Inter market, seven senators on the pass d'addio? Possible summer revolution

Inter is fully focused on the season finale. There is to win a Scudetto and also try to take home the Coppa Italia. All the players are focused on the goals, also because, for some of them, these could be the last joys with the Inter jersey. Many, at the end of the season, could leave the club. There are those who are going to expire their contracts and those who are being sought by other top clubs.

Some situations are already outlined. Sommer, whose contract is expiring, will not renew with the Nerazzurri club, which, in fact, is already on the hunt for his replacement. The Swiss goalkeeper, born in 1988, has had three positive seasons in Milan, the Nerazzurri side, but now it is time to entrust the defense of Chivu’s team goal to someone else. The same goes for two other pillars of the defense, namely de Vrij and Acerbi.

In this case, age is a factor. The Dutch center-back, 34, was one step away from leaving Inter as early as January (he could have gone to Saudi Arabia to former Inter coach Inzaghi). Acerbi, 38, is also ready to say goodbye after writing important pages in Inter’s history. No one will ever forget his goal scored against Barcelona in the Champions League, a moment that has become iconic.

Pure Darmian, faithful squire, seems to be on the farewell step. In fact, his fate is not yet written but a renewal, at the moment, seems unlikely. Inter, on the other hand, would like to convince Mkhitaryan to stay another year but the Armenian, 37, seems to have other ideas. Then there are two senators who are coveted by top clubs, namely Bastoni and Calhanoglu whose future is decidedly uncertain.

The defensive center would be very much liked by Barcelona and several English clubs. A transfer of him would bring into the Nerazzurri coffers a monster sum (no less than 70 million euros) with which to completely remake the defensive rearguard. Watch out also for Calhanoglu with Galatasaray ready to do anything to bring him back to his homeland. In short, Chivu, next year, could find himself without seven senators.