According to TuttoMercatoWeb, only 15 days remain until June 30, 2026, which will be the departure date for players whose contracts expire in their final year. Several Internazionale players will leave as free agents, and the Nerazzurri defense, in particular, faces a minor shake-up.

The report states that the two mainstays of the defense, two key players, or rather, almost key players, Yann Sommer and Francesco Acerbi, are highly likely to leave Internazionale, coached by Chivu, unless there are last-minute surprises. Goalkeeper Sommer, who retired from the Swiss national team and did not participate in the World Cup, has repeatedly expressed his desire to continue his career. In recent weeks, there have been reports that he, along with former teammates Müller and Hummels, is interested in the Portuguese team Estrela Amadora, while Ajax has already made concrete moves. Switzerland hopes he will return to play in his home country. Francesco Acerbi's future may also still be in Serie A; he was previously linked with Al Hilal, but his mentor Simone Inzaghi's position there is not stable. Genoa and Monza have also inquired about his situation.

The utility player. Matteo Darmian is also on the farewell list. He is not an absolute starter, but he has played a significant role at Internazionale over the years, serving as the first substitute in multiple positions for a long time. In recent weeks, several clubs have made offers for him: in addition to Torino—which would be a return, though interest seems to have cooled—Monza, Venezia, Sassuolo, and Udinese have also expressed interest. However, it should be noted that Internazionale has offered him a new contract, not as a player, but for a club position. Whether he will stay, just in a different capacity, remains to be seen.