Inter: Palestra fails, Guga proposed, Wesley unthinkable

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Inter Milan suffers a big blow after the spectacular withdrawal of Marco Palestra. The transfer seemed certain, with an investment of up to 50 million euros, a record in the Oaktree era, to secure the services of the Atalanta right winger. Cristian Chivu, former player and great admirer of the player, congratulated him after his last appearance at San Siro against Cagliari, closing the season. But it was Chelsea FC who finally won, quickly reaching an agreement with Atalanta, offering a record contract to Palestra with a total salary of 30 million euros over six years. Faced with this about-face from the Blues, the Nerazzurri must react and find a new plan for the right flank. The desired profile remains the same: a young player, very durable, capable of sprinting and defending, with good crossing skills and excellent dribbling. With this in mind, Wesley from AS Roma is a possibility considered, however the technician Gian Piero Gasperini considers him as an indisputable player for his team in the Champions League, thus slowing down a possible transaction. Another option comes from Brazil with Guga, a right back from 1998 playing for Fluminense and with a Portuguese passport, who was recently offered to Inter. These proposals are reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, specifying that the Interist management will take its time to think about this decision. Initially, the week was to be that of the announcement

e official of Palestra, but the surprise intervention of Chelsea disrupted all plans. No major immediate movements regarding recruits are therefore expected. In the meantime, Inter continues its active search for a reliable successor to Denzel Dumfries on the right side.

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