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Report – No Contact Between Inter Milan & RB Leipzig Over Netherlands Star
Report – No Contact Between Inter Milan & RB Leipzig Over Netherlands Star

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Report – No Contact Between Inter Milan & RB Leipzig Over Netherlands Star

Inter Milan and RB Leipzig have not opened talks over Xavi Simons despite the Italian club's alleged interest in the Dutchman. According to L'Interista via TMW, there's been no contact between the two clubs over the 22-year-old's transfer. Xavi Simons yesterday emerged as a potential target for Inter. However, Atalanta star Ademola Lookman remains the top priority for Beppe Marotta and his associates. Therefore, the Dutch forward is only a backup option. Inter Milan & RB Leipzig Are Not in Contact over Xavi Simons LEIPZIG, GERMANY – MAY 03: Xavi Simons of RB Leipzig looks on during the Bundesliga match between RB Leipzig and FC Bayern München at Red Bull Arena on May 03, 2025 in Leipzig, Germany. (Photo by) With only two years left to run on his contract at the Red Bull Arena, Simons could be available on favorable terms. Though signing a player of his quality in a cut-price deal looks tempting, Inter have other priorities. Indeed, the Nerazzurri will focus completely on signing Lookman. After sorting out Hakan Calhanoglu's future, Marotta can return to work on the Nigerian's arrival. Despite agreeing on personal terms with the 27-year-old, Inter must still find an agreement with Atalanta. La Dea have slapped a €50 million price tag on Lookman, while Inter won't offer more than €40m.

Inter Milan CEO Beppe Marotta Did Not Hold Transfer Negotiations With Fenerbahce For Midfielder But Breakthrough Could Soon Be Made
Inter Milan CEO Beppe Marotta Did Not Hold Transfer Negotiations With Fenerbahce For Midfielder But Breakthrough Could Soon Be Made

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Inter Milan CEO Beppe Marotta Did Not Hold Transfer Negotiations With Fenerbahce For Midfielder But Breakthrough Could Soon Be Made

Suggestions that Inter Milan CEO Beppe Marotta held a video call to negotiate the sale of Hakan Calhanoglu with Fenerbahce president Ali Koc are thought to be wide of the mark. As reported in today's newspaper edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport, and via Marotta did not hold a conference with Koc in an effort to secure the sale of the Turkish midfielder, but progress on a deal could be made this week. Similarly, the newspaper denies reports that the player himself has personally asked Inter to lower their demands of €30 million for him, with Fenerbahce currently only bidding €20m. Indeed, La Gazzetta dello Sport urged caution due to ongoing presidential elections at Fenerbahce and the publicity that securing a star player like Calhanoglu would bring to a successful candidate. However, the Milan-based outlet confirmed that Marotta's team met with Calhanoglu's agent, Gordon Stipic, on Saturday and talks with Fenerbahce could move forward this week. It is expected that whilst Inter are keen to hold out for €30m for the ex-AC Milan man, it is likely that the two clubs will meet in the middle for a €25m fee.

Report – Inter Milan & Turkey Megastar Drawing Closer To Fenerbahce Move, Video Call Between Clubs Coming Soon
Report – Inter Milan & Turkey Megastar Drawing Closer To Fenerbahce Move, Video Call Between Clubs Coming Soon

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Report – Inter Milan & Turkey Megastar Drawing Closer To Fenerbahce Move, Video Call Between Clubs Coming Soon

Talks between Inter Milan and Fenerbahce for Hakan Calhanoglu are gaining momentum as the midfielder's exit looms. According to Turkish journalist Taylan Sedef via FCInterNews, the club chiefs will soon have a video chat to discuss the transfer. Fenerbahce's interest in Hakan Calhanoglu is developing rapidly. Despite only recently joining bitter rivals Galatasaray in the race for the 31-year-old, they're already in the front seat. Indeed, they've quickly leapfrogged the Rams Park outfit and could soon seal the deal with Inter. Inter Milan & Fenerbahce Set for Video Call to Discuss Hakan Calhanoglu Transfer Unlike Galatasaray, Fenerbahce are willing to negotiate the player's price tag. While the reigning Super Lig holders refused to meet Inter's demands, Jose Mourinho's side could at least come close. Indeed, Inter's €35 million asking price is well-documented. However, there's a feeling that the Nerazzurri would sanction the Turk's departure for €25m. Beppe Marotta and Ali Koc will discuss terms over the phone later this evening. Meanwhile, Fenerbahce will offer Calhanoglu around €6m net per season as well as the captain's armband. On the other hand, Inter must return to the market for a top-class replacement, with Ederson still a dream signing.

Report – Inter Milan Determined To Complete Double Swoop For Atalanta & Parma Stars
Report – Inter Milan Determined To Complete Double Swoop For Atalanta & Parma Stars

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Report – Inter Milan Determined To Complete Double Swoop For Atalanta & Parma Stars

Inter Milan reportedly remain committed to completing a massive double swoop for Ademola Lookman and Giovanni Leoni. According to Alfredo Pedulla via FCInter1908, the Atalanta forward is the immediate priority. Indeed, talks between the clubs are underway after Ademola Lookman agreed to join the Nerazzurri. However, Atalanta's €50 million asking price remains a roadblock, with Inter offering €40m. Nonetheless, negotiations continue as Cristian Chivu's men aim to close the deal within ten days. Inter Milan Plot Double Swoop for Ademola Lookman & Giovanni Leoni Inter intend to finalize the agreement with Atalanta as soon as possible. Otherwise, they will turn to other targets, with Juventus' Nicolas Gonzalez emerging as the top alternative. Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri will shift their focus to Giovanni Leoni only after concluding talks for Lookman. Indeed, the 18-year-old sits at the top of Beppe Marotta's shopping list despite his hefty price tag. Aware of Leoni's potential, Parma won't sanction his departure for less than €40m.

Report – Atalanta Annoyed By ‘Provocation' By Inter Milan In Ademola Lookman Transfer Talks
Report – Atalanta Annoyed By ‘Provocation' By Inter Milan In Ademola Lookman Transfer Talks

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Report – Atalanta Annoyed By ‘Provocation' By Inter Milan In Ademola Lookman Transfer Talks

Atalanta have reportedly been left angry with Inter Milan over a 'provocation' in their opening bid for Ademola Lookman. This according to today's print edition of Milan-based newspaper Corriere della Sera, via FCInterNews. Yesterday, Inter Milan really made their move for Atalanta forward Ademola Lookman. The Corriere della Sera report that behind the scenes, the Nerazzurri have been eyeing up the Nigerian international for weeks. RB Leipzig's Lois Openda is also on Inter's radar in attack. But it is Lookman who is their priority. In the last couple days, things have really begun to heat up. Inter already have an agreement on personal terms in hand with Lookman. Therefore, they have now formally approached Atalanta. Atalanta Angry Over Inter Milan 'Provocation' In Ademola Lookman Talks The Corriere della Sera report that Inter Sporting Director Piero Ausilio called his Atalanta counterpart Tony D'Amico yesterday. The Inter executive put a bid worth €40 million on the table. Then, Atalanta Sporting Director D'Amico rejected this figure, giving a counter-offer of €50 million. Then, the Corriere della Sera report, Inter President Beppe Marotta spoke with Atalanta CEO Luca Percassi. Hoping to smooth things over given his longstanding good relationship with the Percassi family, Marotta outlined Inter's proposal for a Lookman transfer. The Nerazzurri President floated the idea of a loan deal containing a purchase obligation – hardly an uncommon phenomenon within Italian football. However, according to the Corriere della Sera, Atalanta viewed Inter's €40 million offer as an 'affront.' La Dea view Ademola Lookman as the most valuable player in their squad. Therefore, they would expect to cash in for more than €40 million this summer. Therefore, there are ill feelings in Bergamo. Atalanta see an element of 'blackmail' by Lookman and his representatives to force a move to his desired club, and for a low fee. Furthermore, the Corriere della Sera report, Atalanta's executives were left particularly upset over a comment from Inter to the effect of 'Take your time, let us know.' The Nerazzurri know full well that their transfer approach threatens to destabilize Lookman's situation in Bergamo. Accordingly, this seemingly flippant and casual attitude in yesterday's discussions annoyed La Dea more than a little.

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