Inter Milan’s CEO, Beppe Marotta, has indicated the club’s interest in exploring opportunities in the transfer market, with a particular focus on players whose contracts are set to expire in June. Marotta highlighted that the club is actively monitoring the situation and is permitted to engage in discussions with players approaching the end of their contracts.
Marotta stated: “The transfer window is always active, we are keeping a close eye on opportunities. We are now allowed to contact players out of contract in June and we want to be active.”
However, he also clarified that no agreements have been finalized at this point, saying, “Nothing is done, as of now.”
Inter Milan’s proactive approach to the transfer window suggests they are looking to strengthen their squad by potentially securing players like Piotr Zielinski without a transfer fee, as they become free agents.