Davide Frattesi yet to consider Inter exit despite lack of game time

Despite his current lack of playing time, Inter midfielder Davide Frattesi is not planning to push for a January transfer and is determined to stay and fight for a regular starting spot, according to TuttoMercatoWeb.

The report indicates that Frattesi, unlike a year ago when he considered a move to Roma or Napoli, intends to remain at Inter until the end of the season. His primary goal is to convince coach Christian Chivu to deploy him more frequently.

Currently, his minutes have been scarce: he has played only 174 minutes across three Champions League matches and 198 minutes over eight Serie A appearances, with only one league start. This limited action is a concern for the player, especially given the upcoming World Cup and the fact that a rival player, Petar Sucic, has effectively taken his starting role.

While the low game time could understandably lead to a transfer request, the report stresses that Frattesi himself is not contemplating an exit in the winter window and will not force an immediate departure.

However, the situation could change rapidly on the club’s side. TuttoMercatoWeb clarify that Inter would be willing to consider strong, “unrefusable” offers for Frattesi if they were to arrive. While the player’s own plan is to stay and compete, the club is keeping the door open should a financially significant opportunity present itself.