Inter Milan is closely monitoring Lens goalkeeper Robin Risser as a potential replacement for Yann Sommer, who will leave the club in June. The Serie A team is prioritizing a summer move for a Tottenham Hotspur star but has not lost sight of Risser.
Report – Inter Milan Continue To Monitor Lens Goalkeeper Despite Prioritizing Summer Move For Tottenham Hotspur Star
Serie A giants Inter Milan are reportedly keeping close tabs on Lens goalkeeper Robin Risser heading into the summer transfer window.
According to French outlet Media Sportif via FCInterNews, Risser remains one of the candidates to replace Yann Sommer next season.
Despite his loyal service in the past three years, Yann Sommer will wave goodbye to Inter in June.
Indeed, his contract runs out at the end of the season, with the Nerazzurri already deciding not to offer him a new deal.
Meanwhile, they have identified Tottenham Hotspur ace Guglielmo Vicario as a perfect candidate to fill the vacancy between the sticks.
However, the 29-year-old won’t come cheap, with Spurs slapping a substantial €30 million price tag on their wantaway star.
Although Vicario sits at the top of Beppe Marotta’s shortlist, Inter are monitoring several other goalkeepers.
In addition to long-term targets Marco Carnesecchi and Elia Caprile, they’ve recently set their sights on Risser.
Widely considered as one of the best shot-stoppers in Ligue 1, Risser has caught Marotta’s eye this season.
Indeed, he has registered ten clean sheets in 28 league appearances for Lens.
However, it’s worth noting that his contract at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis expires in 2030.
Robin Risser is the goalkeeper for Lens, and Inter Milan is considering him as a potential replacement for Yann Sommer, who will depart the club.
Inter Milan is prioritizing a move for a Tottenham Hotspur star while also monitoring Robin Risser as a goalkeeping option.
Yann Sommer is set to leave Inter Milan in June after three years with the club.
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