The Milan Sports reported that there is a termination clause worth 30 million euros in Dumfries' contract.

In this summer transfer window, Inter Milan needs to be wary of all situations, including those unexpected situations. Take Dumfries as an example, whose contract contains a 30 million euro termination clause that can be activated in mid-July, a relatively low amount that may attract multiple European clubs.

If Dumfries leaves the team, Inter Milan will be difficult to deal with, although it should be emphasized that there is still no sign that Dumfries will leave. However, Inter Milan is already paying attention to Parma's Leoni, the defender is the number one target of the Nerazzurri defense line, and the team also tried to sign him last year but failed. Marotta spoke about the matter publicly before the match against Fruminense and his interest has been clearly stated.

Parma's asking price is as high as 40 million euros, showing extremely low willingness to sell. However, Inter Milan has reserved a budget of 30 million euros to strengthen its defense line, and there is room for negotiation, after all, it is plenty of time. However, sports director Osilio is looking at alternatives. At least in the past year, Inter Milan has continued to pay attention to the performance of Genoa defender Derwinter, who is worth 30 million euros, and Genoa has just asked Inter for Valentine Caboni's loan in recent hours.

The channels for communication between the two sides have been opened, but after completing the signing of Peta Susic, Louis Enrique and Bonnie and adding F-Esposito to the first team lineup, Inter Milan Club needs to sell players first to invest. This principle applies to all positions of the team. To buy one, you need to sell one, and everything will start with the departure of Carhanoglu.