After loosing the chance to sign Sao Paulo starlet Lucas Moura, Inter Milan's straregy in this transfer window is still uncertain: seeking another attacking midfielder or invest in a other positions? Regarding the first option, the French club, who have overtaken the nerazzurri in the auction for the Brazil national but also for Napoli forward Ezequiel Lavezzi, has offered them, according to Tuttosport 31 year old Nené, but the Lombard club doesn't seem too convinced about this possibility. Bologna 21 year old Gaston Ramirez is certainly more appreciated, but the rossoblu coach Stefano Pioli has declared to FcInternews.it that he is intentionned to keep the Uruguay national. The second option for Inter is to sign a defensive midfielder and a forward. And if Manchester City 27 year old Nigel De Jong could be signed in the last days of the transfer market, the new name for the offensive line, according to the Daily Mail, is the one of Benfica 21 year old Rodrigo Moreno Machado. Moreover, as reported by the Corriere dello Sport, Tottenham, to obtain 32 year old goalkeeper Julio Cesar, are ready to offer to Inter 32 year old goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes, 34 year old defender William Gallas and 23 year old winger Giovani Dos Santos, but, according to Sky transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio, the nerazzurri are not attracted by this possibility.

As anticipated earlier today, Manchester City 26 year old Edin Dzeko and Athletic Bilbao 27 year old Fernando Llorente remain Juventus's main target for their offensive line: and, to observe the Spain national, two agents of the Piedmontese club have flown to Croatia for the Europa League game between the Basque team and Slaven Belupo. Another option remains Inter Milan 27 year old Giampaolo Pazzini, as advised, perhaps, by the bianconeri former General Manager Luciano Moggi. The Serie A champs keep on observing Atalanta 28 year old wingback Federico Peluso, but their main targets for that position remain Manchester City 26 year old Aleksandar Kolarov and Udinese 26 year old Pablo Armero.