Inter Milan's Sporting Director Targets Premier League Keepers in London Transfer Mission
Inter Milan's sporting director, Piero Ausilio, has traveled to London to initiate crucial discussions regarding the club's strategic moves for the upcoming summer transfer window. His itinerary includes a series of high-level meetings with counterparts and representatives from various Premier League clubs, in addition to attending Champions League fixtures.
A primary objective of Ausilio's visit is to establish initial contact for Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario. Vicario has emerged as a top candidate to bolster the Nerazzurri’s goalkeeping options, as the club seeks a ready-made replacement with Yann Sommer's contract set to expire this summer.
While Vicario is a key focus, Inter's scouting efforts also extend to Aston Villa's World Cup-winning goalkeeper, Emiliano Martínez. Both keepers are highly regarded by Inter's management, though securing either would undoubtedly represent a significant financial undertaking. Ausilio's continued presence in London clearly signals Inter's intent to target established Premier League players to strengthen their squad for the forthcoming campaign.
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