Frattesi Must Leave Inter Milan for Regular Football, Clubs Like Newcastle United Linked

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Italian football expert and former Serie A goalkeeper Fernando Orsi has urged Inter Milan midfielder Davide Frattesi to leave the club to play regular first-team football, citing the presence of teammate Sandro Tonali as a major obstacle. With just two 90-minute appearances this season and a World Cup on the horizon, Frattesi may feel he needs to move away from the Serie A club to get more playing time. Newcastle United is among the clubs reportedly interested in signing Frattesi, but with the Magpies already having strong midfield options in Jacob Ramsey and Lewis Miley, regular first-team football would be far from guaranteed.

Key Takeaways:

  • Davide Frattesi has completed 90 minutes in just two occasions in all competitions this season, highlighting his lack of regular playing time at Inter Milan.
  • Former Serie A goalkeeper Fernando Orsi has urged Frattesi to leave Inter Milan, stating that he would "play for any other Italian team" and questioning his decision to stay at the club.
  • Newcastle United has been linked with Frattesi's signature, but the club's midfield already features strong options in Jacob Ramsey and Lewis Miley.
  • Sandro Tonali, also from Inter Milan, has signed an extension to his contract with Newcastle United, tying him to the club until 2027.
  • Tonali's contract extension came after a summer transfer window dominated by speculation over the future of Alexander Isak.

Statistics:

  • Davide Frattesi has completed 90 minutes in just 2 occasions in all competitions this season.
  • Sandro Tonali has signed an extension to his contract with Newcastle United, tying him to the club until 2027.
  • Newcastle United has strong midfield options in Jacob Ramsey and Lewis Miley.

Sources:

  • The Gazette
  • Shields Gazette
  • (https://sports.yahoo.com/)