The other day –while confirming coach Walter Mazzarri- Inter Milan president Erick Thohir has declared to be ready to reinforce his team during the next transfer window; later, the Indonesian tycoon has specified that the main target is a physically-strong center forward, and, as confirmed by Sportmediaset, the nerazzurri’s Sports Director Piero Ausilio has contacted Sevilla FC 28-year-old Carlos Bacca, but the Colombia international is evaluated at least 18 million euros by his current club; a low-cost alternative could be 31-year-old Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, whose contract with Schalke 04 will expire at the end of the current season; the Dutch international earns in any case about 5 million euros per season; moreover, both players are also tracked by Tottenham, who will probably sell 29-year-old Roberto Soldado, who has perhaps been a targer for the Lombard club itself. Inter are also tracking some young talents, like Dinamo Zagreb 21-year-old midfielder Marcelo Brozovic: interviewed by IlSussidiario.net. Miroslav Bicanic, agent of the Croatia international, has been quite elusive about his client’s future, but has denied to have been contacted by the nerazzurri. City rivals AC Milan, as reported earlier, are extremely attentive to the situation of those players whose contract is about to expire: according to goal.com, the rossoneri are keen on 26-year-old right back Atsuto Uchida, who has just a few months left on his contract with Schalke 04.
