Inter Strengthen for Serie A and Europe with Smart Summer Moves
Inter Milan have been busy in the transfer market this summer, bringing in a mix of young talent and experienced players to strengthen their squad. One of the most eye-catching arrivals is Brazilian winger Luis Henrique, who joins from Marseille. The 22-year-old is known for his pace, dribbling, and technical skill, and hopes to continue the legacy of Brazilian stars at the San Siro. French forward Ange-Yoan Bonny has also arrived from Parma, calling the move a “childhood dream.” Young French midfielder Andy Diouf joins from Lens, bringing energy and creativity to the middle of the park, while Croatian midfielder Petar Sucic strengthens the team’s options in holding midfield.
Other signings include Polish midfielder Nicola Zalewski, who has joined permanently after a six-month loan spell, and Italy youth international Richi Agbonifo, who will start with Inter’s Under-23 side. Inter have also added defensive reinforcements, with an experienced Swiss defender arriving on loan from Manchester City, and Italian right-back Simone Cinquegrano joining from Sassuolo to feature in the Under-23 squad. These moves show Inter’s intent to build depth across the pitch, balancing youth and experience for both Serie A and European challenges.
Several players have left Inter this summer, creating room for the new arrivals. Nicola Zalewski has moved to Atalanta, while Aleksandar Stankovic joined Club Brugge. Canadian winger Tajon Buchanan has signed with Villarreal, and Uruguayan forward Martín Satriano has moved to Lens following his recovery from injury. Veteran striker Mehdi Taremi has joined Olympiakos, while Filip Stankovic, the son of Inter legend Dejan Stankovic, has signed with Venezia. Other departures include Benjamin Pavard to Marseille, Kristjan Asllani on loan to Torino, and a number of young players heading out on loan to gain experience, including Alessandro Fontanarosa, Sebastiano Esposito, Luca Di Maggio, Giacomo De Pieri, Ebenezer Akinsanmiro, Valentín Carboni, Franco Carboni, Eddie Salcedo, Joaquín Correa, and Enoch Owusu.
This summer has reshaped Inter’s squad, giving the manager a mix of fresh talent, experienced professionals, and exciting youth prospects. Fans will be eager to see how quickly the team adapts, especially with players like Luis Henrique and Ange-Yoan Bonny expected to make an immediate impact. With a strengthened squad across all positions, Inter aim to compete at the highest level both in Serie A and in European competitions.
