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Analyzing Serie A Non-EU Quotas

The non-EU quota in Serie A applies to players moving from abroad. While I can’t confirm Inter’s current quota usage, I know they've had non-EU players like Lautaro and possibly Carlos Augusto, depending on his Italian passport status. I should avoid presenting unverified specifics, but I can address the user's needs. Should I summarize feasibility or squad fit? Providing quick context in bullets, like ages and potential fit in Inzaghi's 3-5-2, might be helpful!Summarizing Inter's Defensive Targets

I need to provide approximate market values while clearly stating they are "per reports, approximate." No tools required for this. I can organize my response in concise bullet points.

Inter aims to rejuvenate their defense with targets like Marc Guehi, Nathan Ake, and Dayot Upamecano. As for ages in 2025, Guehi would be around 25, Ake 30, and Upamecano 27. To keep it simple, I could reference them as being in their mid and late 20s, even though Ake is 30, which isn’t exactly "younger" compared to players like Acerbi and De Vrij.Examining Inter's Current Defense and Targets

I’m considering Inter’s current center-backs, which include Pavard, Bastoni, De Vrij, Acerbi, Bisseck, and Darmian. They’re on the older side, suggesting a need for rotation next season.

In terms of feasibility, Guehi's transfer fee is estimated at £60–70m/€70–80m; Ake might be around €50–60m with high wages; and Upamecano could cost €40–50m, depending on Bayern’s plans. Inter prefers free transfers and loans, which could mean needing exits or structured deals, especially with Dumfries's expiring contract by late 2025.Assessing Tactical Fit with Inzaghi

I’m thinking about how potential targets fit into Inzaghi's tactical system.

Ake would serve well as an elite left-footed LCB, providing cover for Bastoni and even stepping in as a LWB. He carries the ball well, is quick in recovery, and performs well in a high line. Guehi, strong in one-on-one situations and reliable on the ball, fits as central/RCB in a back three, though he is less aerially dominant than De Vrij and Acerbi. Upamecano is physical and aggressive with strong passing potential but can be prone to risks; he needs cover to limit errors.

Also, it’s worth noting that Guehi would count as a non-EU player post-Brexit, so Inter would need to consider the available slots.Evaluating Non-EU Slot and Conclusion

I should check regarding the non-EU slot and summarize potential targets for Inter, mentioning likelihood rankings.

Upamecano seems most realistic for a loan if Bayern is open to it, while Ake is the least likely option. Guehi might be too pricey. Alternatives could include Italian players like Buongiorno, who moved to Napoli in 2024, or Scalvini from Atalanta, though he's currently expensive and recovering from an ACL injury. I could also consider Kiwior from Arsenal, Danso from Lens, and Pongracic from Lecce.

I can ask if the user prefers a quick comparison table or just the preferred target! I'll go for a concise bullet list to keep it manageable.