Inter targets Cagliari midfielder Alessandro Romano for future signing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 3:45 PM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Inter continues its recruitment efforts by closely monitoring Cagliari and Azzurri midfielder Alessandro Romano. The 20-year-old has impressed in the Serie A this season, scoring his first league goal and demonstrating solid performance in all five opening matches. Romano is viewed as a potential long-term replacement for Hakan Calhanoglu, whose contract with Inter runs until 2027. Despite recent criticism following an incident during a match against Belgium, Inter remains committed to his development as a promising player.
- •Inter shows interest in signing Alessandro Romano from Cagliari.
- •Romano has made his Serie A debut this season and scored once.
- •He earned his first call-up to the Italian national team.
- •Hakan Calhanoglu's contract with Inter expires in summer 2027.
- •Inter values Romano's potential as a left-footed midfielder.
- 3:45 PMYahoo Sports — Inter keen on Cagliari rising star Alessandro Romano
"Inter show no inentions in slowing down their recruitments following a very active summer market as the Nerazzurri are keen on acquiring the services of Cagliari and Azzurri rising star Alessandro Rom...
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