Inter Milan Planning For The Future – Three Youngsters Land On The Club’s Radars | OneFootball

Inter Milan are keeping an eye on the future, as they continue to track Tanner Tessman, Giovanni Leoni and Adrian Bernabe.

The Nerazzurri have already bolstered their squad for next season by acquiring Mehdi Taremi and Piotr Zielinski on free transfers.

Moreover, the management is still planning more moves, targeting the likes of Albert Gudmundsson and Dan Ndoye.

But according to Tuttosport via FcInterNews, the Italian champions also want to inject new blood into their ranks.

Therefore, they have identified three young players who could become protagonists at the club for years to come.

The first name on the list is Tessman, a 22-year-old American midfielder. The Venezia star rose to prominence this season with his impressive displays in Serie B.

But with his contract expiring in 2025, the Venetians will be looking to cash in on his services this summer.

Then we have Bernabe, a 23-year-old Catalan midfielder who started his career at Barcelona’s famous La Masia academy.

The Spaniard also had a brief experience at Man City before joining Parma on a free transfer in 2021.

Bernabe contributed with eight goals and four assists in Serie B last season, helping the Ducali finish on top of the table.

Inter Milan Interested In Signing Tanner Tessman, Adrian Bernabe & Giovanni Leoni

Finally, Leoni is a 17-year-old defender who enjoyed his breakthrough at Sampdoria last season.

The teenager has attracted the interest of several clubs between Italy and abroad. This includes the likes of Juventus, Napoli and Tottenham Hotspur.

While the Blucerchiati are requesting a figure between 6 and 7 million euros, Inter are offering 5M. They would also leave the player on loan so he can garner further experience at the Luigi Ferraris.

Sampdoria would be interested in taking Francesco Pio Esposito as a counterpart. The 18-year-old spent this campaign on loan at Spezia, and Inter are now working on finding him another temporary home.