Inter Milan are close to closing one of the most anticipated deals of the summer transfer window, with young Brazilian talent Luis Henrique set to wear the Nerazzurri shirt. According to today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport , Inter’s management have already reached an agreement with the player, and negotiations with Marseille are now at an advanced stage, with only a few details to be finalized before making the official announcement. The Milanese club has made the 23-year-old attacking winger one of the priorities for the next transfer window, with the aim of strengthening the flanks and adding a new alternative for coach Simone Inzaghi.

Luis Henrique is considered the ideal fit for Inter’s sporting project, and the club sees him as the perfect reinforcement for the right winger role. After a season in which Denzel Dumfries showed good performances, but with competition that could push the player to improve further, Inter want to add Henrique to create healthy competition and give the coach more options. The Brazilian, in fact, is a quick and technical winger, capable of covering multiple roles in the offensive zone, and his ability to adapt to Inzaghi’s playing system is one of the aspects that convinced the Nerazzurri club to focus on him.

According to sources, Henrique has already given his consent to the transfer and has welcomed Inter’s sporting project, which plans to make him one of the stars for the future. The player is ready to sign a five-year contract with the Milan team, which demonstrates his long-term commitment to the club. The negotiations between Inter and Henrique’s agent, as reported by Corriere dello Sport , did not encounter any particular obstacles, as the player immediately showed enthusiasm for the opportunity to play in one of the most prestigious teams in Europe.

However, the most complex part of the deal concerns the price of the player, which has not yet been fully defined. Marseille has set a minimum figure of 30 million euros for the transfer of Henrique, while Inter has so far offered around 25 million euros. Although the two clubs have made significant progress in negotiations, there is still a gap between the valuation of the French club and the offer of the Italian club. Inter is trying to reduce the amount requested, but Marseille is determined not to sell off one of its star players.

At this point, Inter’s hope is to conclude the deal before the start of the FIFA Club World Cup, where the Nerazzurri team will be protagonists and where Henrique would be a fundamental resource for the offensive department. The purchase of Luis Henrique would therefore represent an important reinforcement in view of the 2023-2024 season, not only for the international competition, but also to improve Inzaghi’s options in the league and in the Champions League.

Henrique, who has shown great things with Marseille, has already gained experience in European competitions, which makes him a strategic purchase for Inter. With his speed, dribbling ability and ability to score and provide assists, the Brazilian would integrate perfectly with the other attacking players in the team, such as Lautaro Martinez and Romelu Lukaku, increasing the chances of success in all competitions.

For Inter, the purchase of Henrique is not only a reinforcement for the present, but also an investment for the future. The young talent has shown great potential, and his growth could be accelerated by working with Inzaghi, who already has a solid experience in developing young talents. Inter is increasingly determined to build a competitive squad that can face the challenges of the coming seasons, and strengthening the flanks is one of the main objectives.

As negotiations with Marseille near their conclusion, Inter are also focused on other transfer targets, but the purchase of Henrique represents the first important step in a strategy aimed at strengthening the squad ahead of a new busy season. If all goes as planned, Henrique will soon become a new key player for the Nerazzurri, contributing his quality to take Inter to new heights.