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Inter Milan is building its summer shopping list around four names: Lazio goalkeeper Ivan Provedel, Udinese defender Oumar Solet, Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, and Atalanta’s right-sided player Marco Palestra. The price of admission? Selling roughly €90 million worth of current squad talent first.
Inter’s front office has made it clear that incoming deals hinge entirely on outgoing revenue, with midfielder Davide Frattesi and young defender Aleksandar Stankovic sitting at the top of the departure list.
The four targets and where things stand
Solet is the target where negotiations seem furthest along. The Udinese defender has been on Inter’s radar, and talks are reportedly progressing.
Curtis Jones has apparently indicated he’s open to considering a move away from Anfield, though Liverpool’s asking price hasn’t been publicly nailed down yet.
Palestra is the most complicated pursuit of the bunch. Atalanta has slapped a price tag of approximately €55 million on the right-sided player, and Inter is pushing back. Negotiations have stalled over that valuation gap.
Funding the overhaul: who’s leaving
Frattesi is the headline name on the sales list. Stankovic, who just wrapped up a loan stint at Club Brugge, is also being earmarked for a permanent departure. Luis Henrique has also been mentioned as a potential sale candidate. Together, these departures are expected to collectively hit the €90 million target.
What this means for the market
At approximately €55 million, Atalanta is asking Inter to commit more than 60% of its projected sales revenue to a single player. If Inter blinks and pays that price, it dramatically limits what they can do elsewhere.
These reports emerged in early June 2026, with the most recent updates dating to June 8–10, 2026, meaning talks remain in their early stages with no definitive signings or sales confirmed.
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