Samir Handanovic hung up his gloves, Andre Onana moved to Manchester United for €52,500,000. Thus, Inter’s priority has become to find a new goalkeeper, and maybe two, considering that Simone Inzaghi only has Filip Stanković and Rafaele Di Gennaro at his disposal.To begin with, he solved the question of the first goalkeeper, as according to the reliable Florian Plettenberg, he arranged the transfer of Yann Sommer from Bayern Munich. The clubs settled on a sum of 6,000,000 euros and the experienced Swiss left for Italy, where he will undergo medicals tomorrow.Sommer reportedly had an excellent relationship with the Bavarians, but wanted to be the first option between the posts, which eventually convinced the Munich team to accept the offer from Milan.##NAJAVA_MECA_7409923##The Swiss national team player started his career in Basel 18 years ago. He moved to Germany in 2014, when he signed for Borussia Mönchengladbach. He spent six and a half years at Borussia Park, when Bayern took him because of a serious injury to Manuel Neuer.He was in front of the Bavarians’ net in 25 matches, conceding 31 goals, and kept a clean sheet on eight occasions. He defended in 659 official games at the club level and stood in the goal for Switzerland 83 more times.His competition in the next season could be 24-year-old Brazilian Bento. The goalkeeper of Atlético Paranaense pointed out that he has an offer from the Nerazzurri.”They have already sent one offer, I spoke with their directors. My dream is now in the hands of the club president,” said Bento.Yann #Sommer, on his way from Munich to Italy now. 🛫 Medical @Inter tomorrow. ➡️ Transfer fee around €6m. ℹ️ One of the greatest personalities I have met in the last years. Always patient, friendly and respectful. Sommer & Bayern, top relation but he wanted to be a clear… pic.twitter.com/pJB8bSkKCN— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) August 6, 2023 Shakhtar goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin is also on Inter’s wish list, but the Ukrainians are reportedly asking for too much money and the chances of him moving to Meazza are diminishing.The arrival of Sommer, as well as the potential transfer of Bento, will clearly threaten Filip Stanković’s position at Inter, so Italian journalist Nicolò Schira points out that the young Serbian goalkeeper could end up on the sidelines. He also notes that the Nerazzurri are counting on him, considering that they are only willing to send him on loan without a buy-out option.
