The Croatian defender recently entrusted himself to Ramadani, and so the deal that seemed to be closing with the Nerazzurri is now up in the air: Udinese, Como, and the big European clubs are also interested in him.

A few days ago, Branimir Mlacic was packing his bags for a trip that wasn’t particularly long in terms of kilometers, but it was in terms of time. From Split to Milan to settle down and wear the Nerazzurri jersey, who knows for how long. The deal was done and dusted between Inter and Hajduk, and the player was convinced and happy. Today, everything has changed. What happened? What is certain is that the Croatian defender, born in 2007, has taken not one, but a dozen steps back. The first corresponds to the change of agent: Mlacic has entrusted himself to Ramadani. Then he considered the possibility of choosing a different place from Inter Milan, perhaps wanting to avoid the move that Inter would have made him make with the Under-23s, also to settle in a world very different from Croatian football. Finally, other offers have probably arrived: Como and Udinese are following him closely (and would take him immediately), while many big European clubs (Dortmund, Real Madrid, Newcastle) remain watching attentively in the background. One thing is certain, however: Mlacic has chosen to leave Inter. Where he will go is too early to say.