Inter Offer Benjamin Pavard to Al-Ittihad

Inter Milan have decided to part ways with one of their key players, Benjamin Pavard, during the current summer transfer window as they seek to overhaul their squad and optimize financial resources. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Nerazzurri have offered the French defender to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad, making the move an important economic and sporting necessity for Inter. Goal.com reports .

The 2018 World Cup winner is reportedly no longer part of head coach Cristian Chivu’s future tactical plans. Inter’s management is looking to reduce the wage bill and make room for new players in the squad. In particular, the club’s preliminary agreement with Tottenham defender Cristian Romero has made Benjamin Pavard’s departure increasingly inevitable.

Inter Rely on Saudi Clubs’ Financial Power

According to the Italian press, the Milan club want the transfer completed as soon as possible and hope to secure the necessary funds. For this reason, they have intensified negotiations by relying on the financial strength of Saudi Arabian clubs. However, the player himself is not rushing to make a decision about his future.

Tuttosport reports that although Benjamin Pavard does not see a future for himself under the club’s new sporting direction, he has rejected several offers. Despite receiving official proposals from Portugal’s Benfica and Türkiye’s Galatasaray, the French defender has reportedly found these options unsatisfactory.

Al-Ittihad Caught Between Internal Problems and Transfer Pressure

Al-Ittihad are also facing a difficult situation in the transfer market. Although the club aim to strengthen their defensive line with world-class players, some stars’ desire to leave has triggered internal crises. According to media reports, one of the team’s leaders, Moussa Diaby, is planning to leave the club, placing additional pressure on the management.

Inter are trying to take advantage of the situation. Through Pavard’s transfer, the club’s management would not only carry out its plans for the transfer window but also create room to register new players. Despite interest from several prestigious European clubs, the Frenchman’s next destination remains unknown.