Lorenzo Pirola, a defender for Salernitana, could potentially return to Inter. The club had initially set a high buy-back clause when they sold him to Salernitana, which was around 13 million euros, compared to a buy-out right of 5 million. According to FCInterNews.it, there are no negotiations with the Campania-based club yet, but there has been a chat with his entourage. The Salernitana has to sort out other issues first, but the ground has been probed. The Nerazzurri need young home-grown players in their lists and it would obviously be better to have ready players and not just for show. The defensive department already has references like Francesco Acerbi and Stefan de Vrij, who are no longer in their prime, due to an age that inexorably advances for everyone. The operation would also be possible in terms of costs because it would not even be too burdensome, considering that Pirola weighs around 4 million euros in the Salernitana budget. With one or two counterparts, the feeling is that the match would be found without too many problems. Inter, for the moment, have no hurry, but they continue to look around and the 22-year-old is an option to be absolutely taken seriously.