Juventus is reportedly considering making a move for Italy midfielder Davide Frattesi, as reported by Italian broadcaster SportMediaset via FCInterNews. Despite rumors of interest from Juventus, there has been no official contact between the two clubs, and Inter Milan is not looking to sell Frattesi.
Frattesi joined Inter last summer from Sassuolo for a fee of over €30 million, and he has been a key player for the team. However, his lack of playing time at Inter due to the arrival of Piotr Zielinski from Napoli on a free transfer has raised questions about his future. Despite this, Inter Milan remains firm in their stance that Frattesi is not available for transfer this summer.
Juventus sees Frattesi as a potential option to strengthen their midfield under new coach Thiago Motta due to his experience in Serie A and with the Italian national team. While Juventus has yet to make any official moves to acquire Frattesi, they would be ready to make a move if he expresses a desire to leave Inter. However, Inter Milan remains steadfast in their decision not to sell him at this time.
