Inter Milan do not want Alessandro Bastoni and Matteo Darmian to decide not to renew as happened with Milan Skriniar. Inter begun talks with their defenders to extend their contract which expire in June 2024 and 2023 respectively.
Inter Milan have learned from what happened to Milan Skriniar. The Italian side see their central defender more out than in the club and he could join PSG once his contract expires on 30th June.
It is for that reason that Inter do not want the same to happen with another two defenders: Alessandro Bastoni and Matteo Darmian. The Italian outfit do not want to waste time with the Italians and they are now preparing their new contracts.
According to 'Sky Sport', Inter's big wigs have reportedly met with the players and their agents to begin talks ahead of a new contract. It is worth remembering that Darmian's contract expires in the summer while Bastoni's runs until summer 2024.
This season, the player born in Casalmaggiore has played a total of 22 matches for Inter, 20 of them as a starter. He has also scored five assists. The full-back has scored once and provided two assists.