Inter made a last-minute attempt to sign Alessandro Buongiorno. A meeting took place between Buongiorno's agent Beppe Riso and Inter officials to discuss the player's transfer, although Inter may not be able to match Napoli's offer.

Inter has also shown interest in Alessandro Buongiorno to strengthen their defense, especially in the absence of Buchanan, who broke his tibia during training with Canada. Inter's agent Beppe Riso admitted discussing Buongiorno with the club after a meeting at Inter's headquarters.

Buongiorno has an agreement with Napoli, but Inter has also shown interest.

There is a market duel between Napoli and Inter for Buongiorno. Inter is interested in signing him.

Inter has shown interest in the defender but needs time to match Napoli's offer of 35 million. Inter needs to sell players before committing to a new defensive reinforcement.

Discussion regarding the potential transfer of Buongiorno to Inter. It was just a couple of remarks and some chat.

Buongiorno has been previously linked with Inter. The club's president, Marotta, watched Italy's first Euro 2024 match live.

Inter has not yet presented an offer for Alessandro Buongiorno in the initial stages of the market.

Inter has shown interest in Alessandro Buongiorno.

Other Italian clubs like Inter and Milan are also interested in Alessandro Buongiorno. There is also competition from abroad.

Inter has shown interest in Buongiorno. The price for Buongiorno could be from 40 million euros upwards.

Always on the trail of his peer Alessandro Buongiorno, destined to take Acerbi's place in Spalletti's National Team at the European Championships in Germany. The problem here is related to the valuation made by President Urbano Cairo, who asks for at least 40 million euros, and from the thick competition. In fact, it is also in the sights of Milan and especially Napoli, in addition to some English siren.

Alessandro Buongiorno's future is uncertain, with Inter, Milan, and Premier League clubs showing interest. Nothing has been decided yet.

Inter Milan is also interested in Alessandro Buongiorno. There is a potential market derby between Milan and Inter for the player.

Inter is showing interest in Alessandro Buongiorno. However, they would need to sell players to have a chance of signing him.

Inter is interested in Alessandro Buongiorno, who is valued at around 40 million euros. Inter is studying the right offer to convince the owner of the Piedmontese club, and one of the profiles that could be included in the operation is Francesco Pio Esposito.

Inter feels like the first possible choice for the player. If Beppe Marotta finds an agreement with Cairo, the deal would be closed instantly. However, the president of Torino has now raised the price tag to 45 million. The Inter could also get involved in the issue but only with a loan with an obligation to redeem, a formula not very appreciated by the Torino patron.

Inter is interested in Alessandro Buongiorno, a central defender from Torino. The club's idea is to bring in a young player who can offer continuity in the future. Buongiorno, 24, perfectly fits the profile for this team. He is familiar with the mechanisms of a three-man defensive line, which he has been practicing for some time with Juric. Being left-footed, he can also replace Bastoni if necessary, allowing Carlos Augusto to play a more pure winger role, which suits him better. However, the transfer depends on several conditions. First, there must be a profitable sale, possibly of Denzel Dumfries. Secondly, Cairo must accept a 'Frattesi-style' formula, i.e., a payment spread over several years with an obligation to buy that kicks in after the February transfer window closes. Lastly, a technical counterpart that unlocks 'internal Serie A market accounts' could be included in the operation to reduce the cash outlay.

As already happened for Bremer, the more days pass, the more the president of Torino, Urbano Cairo, raises the price for his defensive jewel who last summer said no to Atalanta postponing to this next one his farewell to the granata. In the meantime, Alessandro Buongiorno is playing a leading role, Tottenham, Atletico, Milan and Juve also want him and therefore to snatch him from the competition and make him Acerbi's heir will require a valuation, net of possible technical counterparts, of 35/40 million. The players appreciated among the young nerazzurri are not lacking, but the cash outlay must not drop below 30 million.

Inter is also interested in Alessandro Buongiorno. In January, Napoli tried to sign him but Torino declined the offer and removed him from the market. However, in June a market auction is expected as he is also much liked in the Premier League.

Defender Alessandro Buongiorno is on the list of Inter, along with Milan and Juventus. Cairo would like to keep the defender for at least another season but could waver in the face of a very important offer and close the sale earlier than expected.

Inter and Milan are interested in Alessandro Buongiorno for the next season. Torino's president doesn't want to lose his star player but is aware that clubs might start hunting for his top player. Hence, the price has been set. Anyone wanting Buongiorno will have to pay Torino around 40 million euros. It's a high amount for the Milan clubs but a move might be attempted.

Inter has planned a single big outlay for the defensive package and for a player who can already be perfect for the way Inzaghi and his team play. As mentioned, Acerbi and De Vrij are getting on in years and therefore the club's intention is to protect itself by inserting a reinforcement ready to take their place as soon as possible. The name that is most liked is that of Alessandro Buongiorno (also contested by Juve, Milan and Napoli) and who with Torino covers precisely that role as a central defender in a line of 3. With Cairo the relationship is great and there is the possibility of inserting in the deal valid counter-parts, young and prospective that lower the cost of the negotiation which will not be less than 35 million in valuation. Here too, as was the case for Bremer, timing and financial availability will make the difference.

Alessandro Buongiorno, a central defender from Torino, is at the top of Inter's wish list to strengthen their back line. His market valuation is forty million euros.

Inter, with two over-thirty players at the center like Acerbi and De Vrij, might show interest in Alessandro Buongiorno.

Buongiorno is tempted by the idea of competing for the highest goals. As we wrote to you in recent days, in these weeks the strong appreciation of Inter and Milan for the left-footed defender is not absolutely waning, net of a market evaluation on which Cairo will hardly make discounts. The 30-35 million requested from the Rossoneri a few months ago are out of fashion and the bar has been raised to the threshold of 40, in view of the first surveys from the Premier League for Buongiorno. The will of the player will weigh as always, who out of a sense of belonging and gratitude to Torino - of which he has been part since the age of 7 - will try to meet the needs of the club but, if the desire not to leave Italy prevailed, could induce his president to consider the idea of settling for some technical counterpart to monetize the departure of his captain.

Inter is interested in Alessandro and wants to be always informed about the developments. Alessandro has already communicated his intention to change teams at the end of the season.

On the transfer front, at the moment there are three main targets: Alessandro Buongiorno from Torino.