Report – Inter Milan Determined To Re-Sign Club Brugge Rising Star

Inter Milan have resolved to bring Aleksandar Stankovic back to the San Siro only a year after sanctioning the 20-year-old’s departure to Club Brugge, according to Corriere dello Sport via FCInterNews.

The Serie A giants parted with the highly-rated Serbian midfielder last summer in a deal worth just under €10 million, but inserted a buy-back clause that they now intend to exercise for €23 million.

Stankovic has flourished in Belgium, registering seven goals and five assists in 44 appearances and establishing himself as one of Jan Breydel Stadium’s most consistent performers. His rapid progress has attracted attention from Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund, yet Inter view the player as a cornerstone of their long-term project rather than a commodity to be traded for profit.

Head coach Cristian Chivu is expected to integrate Stankovic into the first-team squad immediately, with Davide Frattesi potentially making way to accommodate the returning talent. Inter’s hierarchy have already ruled out any immediate resale, signalling their commitment to building around the teenage sensation as they look to reinforce their midfield for future domestic and European campaigns.