Inter Milan is actively exploring the market for a right-sided replacement due to Denzel Dumfries’ long-term injury, with agents pitching various players as the club considers its next moves.
As reported by Sportitalia, via FCInter1908, a stream of proposals from intermediaries has reached Inter’s management in recent days, offering a range of options from seasoned players to promising younger talents.
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Notable names under consideration include Dodò from Fiorentina and Brooke Norton-Cuffy of Genoa, both seen as potential candidates for the right flank.
“In line with tradition, agents and intermediaries are continuously bringing proposals to the attention of Inter’s management,” Sportitalia states.
“They are looking at options ranging from experienced profiles like Dodò to younger players such as Genoa’s Norton-Cuffy, showcasing the range of alternatives available.”
Inter Remains Patient as Agents Present Offers for Norton-Cuffy & Dodò
FLORENCE, ITALY – MARCH 30: Domilson Cordeiro dos Santos, known as Dodo, of ACF Fiorentina in action during the Serie A match between Fiorentina and Atalanta at Stadio Artemio Franchi on March 30, 2025, in Florence, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images)
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Despite the numerous options presented, none have yet compelled Inter management to take decisive action.
According to the broadcaster, the club is cautious about being swayed by the volume or urgency of offers.
Instead, they prefer to bide their time for the right deal that meets their technical and financial criteria.
Inter’s strategy, therefore, reflects a broader approach of prudence.
While they have internal alternatives to cover Dumfries’ absence, the Nerazzurri are willing to remain resolute.
The club will only act when the conditions align favorably.
The current message emanating from Viale della Liberazione is clear: proposals are being evaluated, but patience is the guiding principle.
Inter intends to focus on planning for the long-term future rather than hastily seeking a temporary fix.