Report – Inter Milan Hoping To Cash In €100M From Three Players’ Sales

Originally posted on SempreInter.com | By Toni Weeler | Last updated Jul 5, 2025 6:23 AM ET

Inter Milan are reportedly hoping to cash in to the tune of €100 million on the sales of Yann Bisseck, Davide Frattesi, and Kristjan Asllani.

This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, via FCInterNews.

Inter Milan have already made a few notable signings this summer. With the confirmation of Ange-Yoan Bonny arriving from Parma, they’ve taken it to three incomings.

Reportedly, the Nerazzurri have spent right around €60 million on Bonny, Petar Sucic, and Luis Henrique.

However, Inter are not finished with signings. It’s all but certain that they’ll bring in at least a couple more players.

For that to happen, though, Inter must raise cash with sales to finance further business.

Inter Hope To Cash In €100M On Bisseck, Frattesi & Asllani

According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, there are three players in particular Inter could sell for good-sized fees this summer.

Firstly, the newspaper anticipate, German international defender Yann Bisseck could head for the exit door.

And the Gazzetta report that Inter would want a fee of around €40 million for Bisseck.

Then, €40 million would also be the fee Inter would want for midfielder Davide Frattesi. The 25-year-old could certainly leave this summer after failing to nail down a starting role.

Lastly, the Gazzetta report, Inter would aim to collect €20 million for the sale of Kristjan Asllani.

There is certainly a good chance of the Albanian leaving this summer. He has never managed to carve out a major role for himself at Inter.

And considering Asllani is still just 22 years of age, Inter would expect a decent fee for the former Empoli midfielder.

Meanwhile, the Gazzetta report, Inter have also weighed up the idea of using Asllani as a bargaining chip in player-plus-cash bids for some of their transfer targets this summer.

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