Inter is evaluating Jaka Bijol as a potential reinforcement for their defense. Udinese values him around 15 million euros.

Inter is seriously considering the possibility of strengthening its defense with Jaka Bijol, a central defender owned by Udinese. If the nerazzurra company returns to the market in the summer to also strengthen its backward department, the assault on the Slovenian central defender who is now aiming for salvation with the Friulian team and then, subsequently, to play in the best way the European with his national team will start.

Inter is seriously considering strengthening its defense with Jaka Bijol, a center back owned by Udinese. The 'Corriere dello Sport' writes today on newsstands: if the Nerazzurri company returns to the market in the summer also to strengthen its rear department, it will start the assault on the Slovenian center who now aims at salvation with the Friulian team and then, subsequently, to play in the best way the European with his national team. At the moment, it reads, it is not yet clear if this graft in defense will be there. The picture will be outlined together with the future of the company as there are now only two weeks left to the expiration of the Oaktree loan.

Another hypothesis involves Udinese's Bijol, born in 1999, who has accumulated 20 appearances so far this season.

Bostjan Cesar, a former defender who has a long history in Italy and is a living piece of Slovenian national team history, spoke about his compatriot Jaka Bijol, who is currently with Udinese and has been linked in recent weeks to a possible future transfer to Inter. Cesar says about the Udinese central player: 'He communicates a lot with his teammates during training. This role suits him perfectly and I think Udinese will struggle to keep him. He has adapted well to Italy, which is a very particular championship where a lot is expected. Tactically he is much further ahead than all the others.'

Bijol from Udinese is also being monitored by Inter.