Inter Milan is preparing a targeted revolution in view of the start of the FIFA Club World Cup, scheduled for this summer in the United States. According to today’s edition of Corriere dello Sport , via FCInter1908 , the Nerazzurri management has already started contacts to strengthen the squad with three new signings before the prestigious international tournament: Petar Sucic, Luis Henrique and a new defender destined to take the place of the current veterans in the back line.

Although the club’s attention is still focused on the conclusion of the Serie A and the long-awaited Champions League final, Inter managers are already planning for the future. And the future, at Inter, necessarily passes through a partial renewal of the squad, with the aim of increasing quality and athletic freshness. The Club World Cup will be the ideal opportunity to integrate the new faces and prepare them for the next season, which promises to be long and demanding on all fronts.

The first move has already been made: Petar Sucic, Dinamo Zagreb midfielder, is set to wear the Inter jersey at the end of the season. The young Croatian talent has signed an agreement with the Milanese club and, barring any unforeseen circumstances, will already be available to Simone Inzaghi for the World Cup. Considered by many to be one of the most promising midfielders of his generation, Sucic is described by some observers as having a profile very similar to Lamine Yamal in terms of precocity and technical quality, while others are already comparing him to the “new Barella” in terms of intensity and vision of the game.

In addition to Sucic, Inter have also set their sights on Brazilian winger Luis Henrique, currently playing for Olympique Marseille. Contacts with the French club have already begun and negotiations are continuing with confidence. The management’s stated objective is to close the deal by the start of the Club World Cup, so as to allow the coach to work with the entire squad from that stage onwards. Henrique, known for his speed and ability to beat a man, would be an ideal reinforcement to give depth and alternatives to the Nerazzurri’s offensive department.

The third expected addition concerns the defense, a department that urgently needs renewal. Francesco Acerbi and Stefan de Vrij, while still reliable, cannot guarantee long-term continuity. For this reason, Inter is considering several names with the intent of finding a worthy heir. Among the main candidates stands out Oumar Solet, central defender of Udinese who has impressed with solidity and tactical reading. His young age and room for growth make him a very interesting option.

However, there is no shortage of alternatives: Sam Beukema and Jhon Lucumi of Bologna, as well as Koni De Winter of Genoa, are profiles that Inter observers like a lot. All three have shown, during the current season, that they are ready for the leap to a big team and that they can handle the pressure of major competitions. Corriere dello Sport underlines how, regardless of who is chosen, the management’s top priority is to close the purchase of a defender before the World Cup.

Inter’s approach is not only reactive, but also strategic. In view of the new season, the club wants to present itself with a renewed squad, ready to compete on all fronts and with a balance between experience and youth. The Club World Cup, in addition to representing a historic opportunity for the club and its fans, will serve as a test bench to immediately evaluate the impact of the new signings and the integration with the current group.

Inzaghi, who played a central role in planning the operations, has already expressed his enthusiasm for the arrival of Sucic and the possible hiring of Henrique. The coach has also actively contributed to the evaluation of the defensive profiles, underlining the need for a centre-back with physical and mental characteristics suited to the Nerazzurri’s style of play.

The road to the Club World Cup is already mapped out. While Inter dreams of European glory with the Champions League, they are also preparing to write a new page in their history with targeted additions, promising young players and a technical project that looks far ahead.