The winter transfer window in Serie A has been quite active, with Napoli's K77 submitting a departure application and Inter Milan midfielder Francesco Frattesi attracting attention with his potential move to Roma. Inter Milan currently has six midfielders: starters Nicolo Barella, Hakan Calhanoglu, and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, as well as substitutes Frattesi, Kristjan Asllani, and Piotr Zielinski. Barella, considered Italy's top midfielder and in his prime, is unlikely to leave voluntarily, while Zielinski, who just joined last season, is also expected to stay. The other four players face decisions about whether to leave or continue with the team. Calhanoglu, who turned 29 in February 2024, had interest from Bayern Munich during the European Championship but ultimately stayed with Inter Milan. However, with his performance declining, the club must consider retaining or upgrading him. Asllani, the Albanian international, has not developed as expected, and there are rumors that Inter Milan might let him go. Mkhitaryan, the Armenian Footballer of the Year, is unlikely to want to leave Inter Milan, where he has the highest attendance rate on the team despite a slight decline in form. He turns 36 this month and has retired from international football to focus on club competitions. Frattesi, unhappy with his playing time at Inter Milan, has expressed a desire to leave, with his youth team, Roma, interested in re-signing him to strengthen their attack and improve their league position. His agent has been in talks with Roma, and Inter Milan has set a price of €45 million for his departure. If he leaves, potential replacements could include…

Inter Milan had previously achieved six consecutive victories against AC Milan, becoming their nemesis. However, in the two encounters this season, Inter Milan suffered defeats. Under the guidance of coach Fonseca, Milan managed to secure a dramatic victory over Inter. Meanwhile, under the leadership of Conceicao, Milan staged a remarkable comeback from a two-goal deficit, resulting in Inter's loss in the Italian Super Cup final. Following this setback, Inter Milan is in need of adjustments in both mentality and squad composition. On January 8th, renowned Italian journalist Di Marzio reported that Inter Milan has set a price tag on midfielder Francesco Acerbi, with the club hoping to receive a transfer fee of 45 million euros for him. Acerbi himself is keen on joining his former team, AS Roma. After Inter's failure to win the Italian Super Cup, Inter's correspondent Pasquale Guaro revealed that the relationship between head coach Simone Inzaghi and Acerbi has reached its lowest point, with Tottenham Hotspur and AS Roma being potential destinations for the player. It is evident that Acerbi does not have consistent playing time at Inter, serving as a regular substitute. The club does not fully recognize his performance; otherwise, he would have been given a starting position. This season, Acerbi has made 22 appearances for Inter, starting in 8 matches, scoring 3 goals and providing 1 assist. Last season, he played in 42 games, starting in 11, with a record of 8 goals and 5 assists. Acerbi, a member of the Italian national team at just 25 years old, feels unappreciated at Inter.…