Report – Inter Milan Draw Up Three-Player Shortlist To Replace Hakan Calhanoglu
Inter Milan have identified Nicolo Rovella, Ederson, and Samuele Ricci as a three-player shortlist to replace Hakan Calhanoglu.
This according to today's print edition of Rome-based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, via FCInterNews.
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Inter Milan are bracing for the possibility that Hakan Calhanoglu could leave this summer.
The Nerazzurri would hope for an offer of at least €40 million for the Turkish international, who is in the sights of Galatasary, So far, the Istanbul giants have only shown a willingness to bid €15 million.
However, there is a sense that Galatasaray's push to sign Calhanoglu will only intensify.
Therefore, Inter are getting ready to potentially have to replace the 31-year-old.
Inter Milan Line Up Rovella, Ederson & Ricci On Shortlist To Replace Calhanoglu
MONZA, ITALY – MAY 04: Ederson of Atalanta BC in action during the Serie A match between AC Monza and Atalanta BC at U-Power Stadium on May 04, 2025 in Monza, Italy. (Photo by)
According to the Corriere, there are three players on Inter's shortlist of candidates to replace Calhanoglu. And all three of them are from within Serie A.
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First of all, Lazio's Nicolo Rovella would be one option as far as a like-for-like replacement for Calhanoglu.
The 23-year-old has a €50 million release clause at Lazio. Therefore, even though the Biancocelesti aren't keen to sell him, if Inter make that offer then they'd be powerless to stop him from leaving.
Meanwhile, the Corriere dello Sport report, Atalanta midfielder Ederson is another target for Inter to replace Calhanjoglu. As is Torino's Samuele Ricci.
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