Federico Chiesa, currently at Liverpool, could return to Serie A within the January window, according to the first rumors circulating in the international market. The former Fiorentina and Juventus player, who left the Italian club for the Premier League two and a half years ago, has seen his starting chances diminished due to the signing of Victor Muñoz and the debut of Ngoua Ngoua, who have occupied the top positions in the Rossoneri team. As a result his stay in England became increasingly uncertain.
In the past, both Lazio and Milan had shown interest in the player, but Chiesa's desire to continue the English adventure had hindered any negotiations. Now, with his contract with Liverpool set to expire on 30 June 2028, that could change. There are no official communications yet, but the English club could reconsider its position in the coming months, especially if the team were to evaluate a broader reflection on the player's future.
One possible scenario is the loan with right of redemption, a solution that has not yet been adopted by any Italian club, but which could emerge as the window approaches. Inter, in particular, could be an ideal candidate, especially if they decide to create space for Chiesa by selling Luis Henrique, who showed interest in Roma in the summer. A return to Italy would not only be beneficial for the club, but also for the national team, where the player could become a stable resource for coach Mancini.
At the moment, the prospect of a transfer is still only a hypothesis, but the situation is evolving rapidly. If the deal were to materialize, Chiesa would return to compete in Serie A with a team that could make full use of his offensive skills, while his experience in the Premier League would add value to his role on the pitch. The next two months will be decisive in understanding whether the door to returning to Italy will really open.