Inter has made new contacts for Juma Bah, a defender from Real Valladolid. The 18-year-old from Sierra Leone has become a starter in recent weeks, already making ten appearances with the Spanish team. The valuation is high, around 15 million euros, but it might be reduced given Valladolid's need to sell to engage in the transfer market.

Juma Bah, a promising young defender born in 2006 from Sierra Leone, is currently affiliated with Valladolid. His name has recently surfaced among the defenders linked to Inter. However, at present, Inter's interest in Bah is not particularly strong. Inter's sporting director, Piero Ausilio, recently had a meeting with Ronaldo, during which they discussed various football-related topics, including Bah's profile. Despite Bah being an intriguing prospect, he does not currently fit Inter's requirements for that position. Nonetheless, Inter continues to monitor him as a player of interest, similar to the situation with Bisseck rather than Buongiorno. Bah's relevance may increase if substantial offers are made for the German player.

Inter is showing interest in Juma Bah, a central defender from Sierra Leone currently playing for Valladolid. The mission to Spain indicates a serious scouting effort by Inter. The club's attention on Bah has been confirmed as part of their Spanish mission, highlighting their focused interest in the player.