Report – Inter Milan To Reinvest Fee For Teenage Midfielder In A Defensive Signing | OneFootball

Inter Milan will reportedly reinvest the fee that they receive for midfielder Aleksandar Stankovic in a defensive signing.

This according to today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, via FCInterNews.

Inter Milan and Club Brugge have been negotiating the transfer of teenage midfielder Aleksandar Stankovic.

Stankovic, the son of legendary former Inter and Lazio midfielder Dejan, enjoyed an excellent season on loan at Swiss side Lugano last season.

Therefore, the Swiss club exercised a purchase option on the 19-year-old. However, Inter swiftly signed him right back via a buyback clause.

Reportedly, the fee that Brugge pay Inter for Stankovic will come to around €10 million.

Inter To Reinvest Aleksandar Stankovic Fee In A Defender

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The question then is how Inter will reinvest a fee that they receive for Stankovic this summer.

The Nerazzurri have already made a couple of big sales this summer. And they’re not slowing down – recent reports indicate that they’re pushing to sign Ademola Lookman from Atalanta.

Therefore, any notable fees that Inter bring in could be key to reinvest.

However, according to Tuttosport, the windfall that Inter receive for Stankovic will go towards one are of the pitch in particular.

The newspaper anticipate that the Nerazzurri will put the €10 million from the Serb’s departure towards their search for a defender.