Sucic asks Inter for more space and Milan backs Endrick
Croatian midfielder Petar Sucic is demanding more playing time at Inter, while the young Brazilian Endrick is opening the door to Milan. Sucic has accumulated more minutes in the four matches with the national team than the six official appearances of the Nerazzurri, and Endrick has played only four minutes against Elche, but both are at the centre of negotiations that could change their future.
Space and contract for Sucic
The player, tied to Inter until 2030 with a salary of around €1.5 million per season, has asked for a financial adjustment after having accumulated more minutes than the Nerazzurri squad. “These are things I would prefer to leave for another time,” he said, adding that the goal is to talk about the national team and then fight for Inter.
His agent has already reported interest from the Premier and from England, and Dario Baccin is considering the possibility of granting more playing time and a new deal to secure Sucic’s role. The situation is at the centre of the club’s agenda, with the hope of finalising a renewal that satisfies both parties.
Endrick and the possible transfer to Milan
The Brazilian, currently at Real Madrid, does not rule out a winter departure and has expressed the desire to move to Milan if the Spanish club gives the green light. After logging just four minutes on 15 September against Elche, competition at Real has increased with Rodrygo’s return.
Milan want Endrick, but Real insist on a loan without an option to buy
If the playing situation does not improve, a January exit becomes realistic. Milan, which had already been monitoring him in the summer, is ready to move to the front line to secure the young striker.
Nico Gonzalez and the renewal with Juventus
Argentine striker Nico Gonzalez has convinced everyone: the renewal with Juventus is expected in the coming days, and the club is already thinking of three names for the post‑Woltemake. Coach Luciano Spalletti believed from the start in the player’s qualities, urging him to stay even during the World Cup.
Gonzalez showed his worth against Parma, scoring the goal that unlocked the match and displaying greater willingness and sacrifice. The management, represented by Giovanni Carnevali and Ricky Massara, has decided to reward him with a new contract; the signing is expected at Juventus.
Real Madrid on McTominay: transfer in January if Napoli doesn't renew
Other transfer market moves include Torino keeping an eye on Mikolajewski, Fiorentina renewing Luca Ranieri Dino until 2029 with an option, and Milan considering Benatia as a new sporting director. There is no agreement for the renewal of Mctominay with Napoli, while Real Madrid remains in the transfer window. Bologna has confirmed Darmian’s signing until June with an option until 2027, and Ghedjemis‑Frosinone continues with the contract until 2030.