Mi Sports: Bisek really wants to play in the Premier League&&; Tottenham are interested, but Inter Milan is already looking for a replacement

Hupu November 07 According to "Gazzetta dello Sport" reporter Carlo Laudisa, the reporter wrote a column and talked about the signings of the Milan duo at the central defender position. It is reported that German central defender Bieseke is still very likely to leave Inter Milan next summer.

From within Inter Milan, the club is increasingly discovering that this defender who grew up in Cologne can become the cornerstone of a three-back system. Now important opportunities are beckoning to him, but the player's heart is burning with the desire to challenge the Premier League.

It is reported that West Ham United made an unsuccessful bid of 25 million euros this summer, and many recent signs indicate that he may still bid farewell to Meazza after the end of the season - especially with Tottenham Hotspur showing their intention to sign, this potential transfer has attracted great attention from the players and their teams, and the Premier League is obviously his favorite destination.

For this reason, Inter Milan's top executives Marotta and Ausilio are intensively searching the defender market, with their primary target targeting the most promising new star in Serie A. The Nerazzurri's scouting system has focused on Bosnia and Herzegovina central defender Muharemovic (now playing for Sassuolo) who was produced by Juventus youth training. It is also looking at Portuguese defender Thiago Gabriel - this outstanding central defender in Lecce, with both defensive hardness and technical qualities that surpass his peers.

In addition, Inter Milan’s signing list also includes Australian starlet Silcati, who scored his first Serie A goal against Roma at the Stadio Olimpico. Although Parma regarded the 22-year-old as a key player, Chivu favored him during an on-site inspection in the Emilia-Romagna region. It is worth noting that all these targets belong to the new generation of players, which confirms that Inter Milan is pursuing a "young team building" strategy.