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Inter sparks hunt for striker, with Chivu, Lautaro and Thuram

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Inter sparks hunt for striker, with Chivu, Lautaro and Thuram

In the corridor of the San Siro stadium, Inter’s scouts are sifting through the latest rumors: Barcelona has shown interest in Lautaro Martinez and there are whispers of a possible summer sale of Marcus Thuram. Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri club is looking around to strengthen its future attack.

In recent months, the Milanese management has monitored numerous young profiles, where the age factor has always been the common criterion.

The young Greek Kostoulas

A emblematic case is that of Charalampos Kostoulas, a 19‑year‑old Greek striker, bought by Brighton for €35 million. In the current season he has scored four goals and provided three assists, raising his valuation to between €60 million and €70 million.

According to 4‑4‑2.com, Inter is ready to clash with Chelsea to secure Kostoulas, but the high price represents the main obstacle.

An article from Ansa Foto, published on, reports the phrase “a €70 million bomber for Chivu”, suggesting that Inter could challenge an English big club to close the deal.

The rumor indicates that the Nerazzurri club would be considering a striker of the indicated value, with the aim of strengthening the offensive line ahead of the next season.

In summary, Inter will have to face the major European powers to secure young talents, a path that could define the club’s transfer strategy in the coming months.

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