The agent representing Davide Frattesi warns Inter ‘have other things to sort out first’ before making an offer to Sassuolo, while Roberto Gagliardini is in talks with Monza.
The representative is in Rimini this evening along with Sassuolo director Giovanni Carnevali and Inter chief Beppe Marotta.
They are all there for a dinner marking the start of the summer transfer window on July 1, as Rimini will be the centre of operations and where the paperwork will be filed.
Agent Beppe Riso was asked whether this will be the night to discuss Frattesi with Inter, or if the lack of progress in Marcelo Brozovic’s move to Al-Nassr will slow everything down.
“I think Inter have other things to sort out first, then we’ll see,” he told Sky Sport Italia.
Another of his clients is Gagliardini, who is a free agent after his contract with Inter was allowed to run down.
It has been said for some time that he is in negotiations with Monza, but it seems to be taking longer than expected.
“As for Gagliardini and Monza, we have not reached an agreement yet and did not talk about figures. I will speak to Galliani soon.”
Meanwhile, it is reported Monza will not try to purchase Stefano Sensi from Inter or renew the loan.