Inter Milan re-evaluates transfer targets after missing on Palestra
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 5:10 PM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Inter Milan is reassessing its transfer options after failing to secure Marco Palestra, their primary target to replace Denzel Dumfries. With the Serie A champions looking to revisit previous interests, names like Dan Ndoye and Andrea Cambiaso have resurfaced as possible acquisitions. Ndoye stands out for his talent, but he is considered expensive and not a traditional wing-back. Cambiaso's high valuation might not align with Inter's spending plans. The club is also contemplating rekindling interest in Dodo, who is available this summer. No new key signings are imminent as the window progresses.
- •Inter missed out on Marco Palestra as a Dumfries replacement.
- •Dan Ndoye is viewed as talented but costly by Inter.
- •Andrea Cambiaso may not fit Inter's valuation criteria.
- •Dodo might be pursued as Inter's window continues.
- •No immediate signings confirmed as transfer activities evolve.
- 5:10 PMYahoo Sports — Inter Regrouping After Major Transfer Market Blow
"Inter are back on the drawing board after missing out on Marco Palestra, who was the one and only target they had been working on to replace Denzel Dumfries. The Nerazzurri will revisit their previous...
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