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Inter, now Nottingham Forest may come forward for Fratesi: he prefers Serie A
GolghorBD·27 June 2026
Inter are preparing to sell Fratesi, Nottingham Forest are interested, but the player wants to stay in Italy, with Juventus the likely destination.
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While waiting to look at the first transfer, Inter are focusing on selling. Especially, in the case of David Fratesi. The former Sassuolo midfielder, a second star under Simone Inzaghi who was crucial before the Scudetto and during a campaign that ended with a crushing defeat in the Champions League, has struggled to find a place to play with Chivu and looks hardly a certainty for next season. On top of that, an English club like Nottingham Forest is interested: a financially strong team. In fact, in the late 70s, the two-time European champion club completed a shockingly lucrative transfer: selling Anderson to Manchester City with a bonus of more than 135 million euros, having bought him from Newcastle two years earlier for 41 million. This amount will obviously be reinvested in the market to strengthen the team: Fratesi is liked, an attempt has already been made in January, and Inter want 30 million euros to leave him. The clubs have begun negotiations for a positive outcome, but what does Fratessi think? Fratesi himself wants to stay in Italy. Juventus are being talked about in this regard, which is an attractive destination for the player.
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