Federico Pastorello, agent of Ange-Yoan Bonny, confirmed that the French striker remains a key player for Inter, despite speculation of a possible farewell. In an interview with TMW, Pastorello praised the growth of the young man, who played a lot last year and was always ready. “He scored a Eurogoal, I'm very happy for him: I'm sorry that it didn't help to score a precious point,” he said, underlining that Inter never had thoughts of leaving him.
In the meantime, the January market opens up to other players. For Napoli, Meret, who has signed a new nine-year contract, remains open to dialogue but there is no rush. Alex Meret, a Friulian adopted in Campania, is focused on returning 100% to help the team. “Alex is a mature boy, he is of an age that allows him to manage the expiry of his contract,” added Pastorello, highlighting the club's serenity.
Palmisani, currently on loan at Frosinone, has also attracted interest from Juventus. “The group of goalkeepers this year was large: having won the B championship as an absolute protagonist, more than a few clubs, even foreign ones, came close,” explained the agent. However, the demands were high and the negotiation remained pending. However, Frosinone has recognized the growth of the young man, who is having a great season.
As for Francesco Acerbi, at 38 years old, Pastorello expressed frustration at the lack of a concrete offer. "He is a player with physique, determination, experience and charisma. At this age it is difficult to wait, but he has a great desire to play," he said, indicating that Inter are also evaluating foreign opportunities.
In the broader context of Serie A, the interview touched on various topics: Simone Inzaghi, still in Al‑Hilal, could return to Italy; De Vrij in Greece was mentally reborn; Michael Adopo is fundamental at Cagliari; and Juventus does not expect new attackers in January, preferring to give time to Woltemade.
Finally, the agent commented on the situation of other teams: Roma can aim for the scudetto with Gasperini in command; Inter remain a contender for the crown; Milan, after numerous changes, could become a disturber. For the national team, Mancini is considered a highly experienced coach, although Italy needs time. Atalanta, with Cristiano Giuntoli, continues to grow, while Atletico Mineiro follows the young Kaua Pascini, a Brazilian talent in the development phase.
In summary, the January transfer window promises to be dynamic, with Inter retaining Bonny, Juventus evaluating goalkeeping options, and other teams looking to consolidate their lineups for the season ahead.