The Davide Frattesi file experienced one last twist before reaching its conclusion. Inter Milan and Lazio have reached an agreement for the transfer of the Italian international midfielder, who will return to Rome after spells at Sassuolo and then Milan.
A revised agreement to overcome financial obstacles
The deal had been temporarily blocked by the Lega Serie A due to the financial constraints weighing on the Roman club. To break the deadlock, the two clubs reworked the structure of the deal.
Frattesi will join Lazio in the form of a paid loan worth 5 million euros, with a purchase option set at 10 million euros. The mandatory purchase clause that had initially been envisaged was removed from the equation. Inter also retains a significant sell-on clause for any potential future transfer of the player.
A return to his roots for the Rome-born player
For Frattesi, this transfer carries particular significance. Born in the Italian capital, he began his training at Lazio before joining Roma. His career path then took him to Sassuolo, and subsequently to Inter in 2023.
In Milan, despite several noteworthy performances, the Italian never managed to establish himself as a regular starter. Lazio now offers him the prospect of a central role and the opportunity to revive a career that had been losing momentum.
A profile eagerly awaited in the Lazio midfield
For the biancoceleste club, this signing addresses a specific need. Frattesi brings intensity, forward runs and that ability to arrive late into the opposing penalty area that defines his game. Qualities that could quickly make him a key figure in the Lazio midfield.
The transfer is now officially unblocked: Frattesi is edging closer to Lazio, for a return to Rome that could mark the beginning of a new chapter in his career.
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