Guaro: Inter Milan s forward signing, interested in Zilkze, Boni, David and Castro

May 16th According to Inter Milan's reporter Guaro, Inter Milan is currently fully focused on the league championship battle and the Champions League final, but at the same time, Inter Milan had already started preparing for the next season a few months ago, which is obvious, especially because the Club World Cup is coming, and the team needs to be fully prepared before 6 months.

offensive line will be the part where Inter Milan adjusts the most in the summer window, first because Arnautovic and Correa will leave the team, secondly, Taremi's situation also needs further evaluation, and his performance this season is far from meeting expectations.

Inter Milan intends to let Arnautovic and Correa leave the team before the Club World Cup, but before that, Inter Milan must finalize at least two signing deals to ensure the team's lineup depth on the front line. Regarding Correa, there is Greece's Panasinaikos who seems to be rekindling interest in him, and this path may become a reality.

In recent hours, the name of Dutch striker Zilkize has been mentioned again. He failed to gain a place at Manchester United, and his former highlights in Bologna have become a memory. It seems that although Inter Milan has always admired him, it has not included him in its actual recruitment target.

One of the players Inter Milan is focusing on is Parma striker Boni, who is considered an ideal candidate to effectively rotate Toulam Jr. because the two are similar in style. Although Boni didn't score many goals, as in the case of Endoye last year, his numbers were not eye-catching at the time, but he shone this season. Boni may also experience a big explosion next season. If he waits until he proves himself in Serie A before taking action, it will probably be too late for Inter Milan to do so. This transaction requires courage to place bets, and the next step depends on whether Inter Milan dares to reach the end.

Another target that has long been closely linked to Inter is Canadian striker Jonathan David, but now it seems that Naples is leading the competition. Although Inter has evaluated his resume, he is not interested in participating in the bidding. After all, David's salary requirements have always been very high.

Bologna also has a forward who has attracted Inter Milan's interest, that is Castro, the young Argentine striker born in 2004 regards Lautaro as his idol. As early as last Christmas, Inter Milan expressed his recognition of him.

Castro's current net worth has reached about 40 million euros. Castro's characteristics are in line with the investment direction preferred by Oak Fund. He is young, has potential, and has adapted to the pace of Serie A. Inter Milan's appreciation and interest in him are clear, but whether the transaction can be truly realized depends on whether Bologna is willing to let him go.