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Inter Milan’s move for Anan Khalaili remains in limbo after CONI medical staff requested additional tests during the second phase of his fitness assessment, leaving a €25 million agreement with Union Saint-Gilloise in suspended animation ahead of a decisive verdict expected Monday.

Inter Milan are running contingency plans on the right flank with Strasbourg’s Guela Doué identified as the primary fallback should the Anan Khalaili deal collapse, with three further alternatives already under consideration by the Nerazzurri hierarchy. According to TUTTOmercatoWEB, with the CONI verdict on Khalaili’s medical and eligibility status still pending, Inter have moved immediately to reopen the right-sided dossier rather than wait on an uncertain outcome.

Inter Milan are pursuing Bologna centre-back Jhon Lucumí and have proposed Ebenezer Akinsanmiro as a makeweight in a potential deal, with a €28 million release clause set to expire on 15 July concentrating minds on both sides. According to TuttoMercatoWeb, citing Corriere dello Sport, the Nerazzurri have already made preliminary enquiries at Bologna and are now assessing whether to structure an offer around the young Nigerian midfielder alongside a cash component.

Inter Milan are targeting two centre-backs this summer, with Chelsea’s Trevoh Chalobah heading the shortlist and free agent David Alaba among the profiles offered to the Nerazzurri’s management. According to TuttoMercatoWeb, citing La Gazzetta dello Sport, the recruitment push is driven by the twin departures of Francesco Acerbi and Stefan de Vrij, both of whom left on free transfers when their contracts expired on 30 June. Chalobah remains the priority candidate.

Inter Milan have had a second offer for Union Saint-Gilloise right-back Anan Khalaili rejected, with an improved bid of €23m plus add-ons still falling well short of the Belgian club’s €30m asking price. According to Football Italia, Sky Sport Italia reported the improved offer moments before Belgian transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri confirmed Union Saint-Gilloise had already turned it down.

Inter have handed agent Federico Pastorello a mandate to find permanent buyers for Benjamin Pavard and Kristjan Asllani, with both senior players confirmed as surplus to Cristian Chivu’s plans ahead of the new season, while three Primavera graduates are also being moved on.

Inter are on the verge of signing goalkeeper Ivan Provedel from Lazio, with a fee of approximately €3 million agreed and a three-year contract worth €1.5 million net per season ready for the player to sign. According to Tuttosport via Tuttomercatoweb, Provedel is expected in Milan imminently to undergo medical examinations before putting pen to paper on a deal running through to 2029.

Inter Milan and Nike have officially unveiled the Nerazzurri’s 2026/27 home kit, a black-and-blue vertical-stripe design that draws explicitly from the iconic 1998 shirt, with University Gold used on the crest and Swoosh to recreate the late-90s Nike branding that defined the Ronaldo era.

Inter have officially sold Franco Ezequiel Carboni to Parma on a permanent basis, with the left-sided defender signing a contract through June 2030, while the Nerazzurri have made clear to Thomas Berenbruch that any transfer will come only via loan or with a buy-back clause attached. According to Football Italia via FCInterNews, Inter confirmed the Carboni sale after Parma exercised their option following a six-month loan that began in January 2026.

Alessandro Bastoni has become the first footballer formally placed under investigation in the Milan probe into an alleged escort network linked to the Ma.De. events agency in Cinisello Balsamo, receiving an avviso di garanzia and a summons to appear before prosecutors. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan prosecutors Bruna Albertini and Rosaria Stagnaro are expected to question the Inter and Italy defender on Friday.