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Inter Milan tells Juventus target that he has to leave

Davide Frattesi is one of the players who has been linked with a move to Juventus this summer, and the Bianconeri would love to add him to their squad.

Luciano Spalletti is one of the best coaches Frattesi has worked with since he started playing, and the midfielder is currently part of an Inter Milan team that does not value him as highly as Spalletti did when he coached the Italian national team.

Juventus keen on Frattesi reunion with Spalletti

Frattesi enjoyed some of the best moments of his career while playing under the Juventus manager, and he would like to experience that success again at club level.

The midfielder is expected to be allowed to leave Inter Milan this summer, and according to Calciomercato, the club have told him to find a new team because he is no longer part of their plans.

Inter Milan view Frattesi as a player who needs to leave, and they want to raise funds to sign Curtis Jones, whom they have considered his replacement for a long time. This situation has created an opportunity for Juventus to make their move.

The Bianconeri have been monitoring the midfielder’s situation and would be eager to complete the transfer in the coming weeks. Frattesi is also more than happy with the possibility of moving to Turin.

Frattesi transfer situation develops

Inter Milan’s decision has made the path clearer for Juventus, as the player is now available on the market. The Bianconeri will hope they can reach an agreement and add another quality option to their midfield.

Frattesi’s experience in Serie A and his previous relationship with Spalletti could make him an attractive addition for Juventus. The midfielder understands the manager’s methods and could quickly adapt if the move is completed.

The coming weeks will be important as Juventus continue their efforts to strengthen their squad. With Inter Milan willing to allow Frattesi to leave and the player open to the transfer, the Bianconeri could have a strong opportunity to secure his signature.

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