Dortmund Talent Samuele Inacio Draws Juventus and Inter Interest

Juventus are keeping tabs on Borussia Dortmund attacker Samuele Inacio, with Inter also reported to be tracking the youngster following his call-up to the Italy national team for their upcoming games against Belgium, Turkey and France.

The interest was detailed by Tuttomercatoweb, who report that both Serie A giants are using the international break to keep an eye on several future targets, with Inacio among the names on their radar.

Why the profile is rising now

Inacio has never played in Serie A at first-team level, but his stock has clearly risen this season. The versatile attacker has made one Bundesliga appearance off the bench for Dortmund, and he also scored twice in a single DFB-Pokal outing, a result that has done plenty to mark him out as an emerging talent in Germany.

The report places Inacio among the future targets Juventus are monitoring during the international break, while Julian Brandt and Kerim Alajbegovic feature in related coverage.

Inter also watching closely

Juventus are not alone in this particular chase. Inter are reported to be monitoring Inacio just as closely, and Tuttomercatoweb frames the situation as observation rather than any concrete offer from either Milan or Turin at this stage.

Both clubs appear content, for now, to track his progress through the international window rather than push for an immediate move.

What comes next

With Inacio now involved in the Azzurri setup, the extra exposure could naturally increase the volume of transfer chatter around him in the coming months. A return to Italy, and even a switch to Serie A, is a logical path given his current trajectory, though nothing in the reporting points to an active negotiation or a set timeline.

Should Juventus eventually move beyond monitoring, the report offers no indication of how Inacio might be integrated, while Alajbegovic under Luciano Spalletti remains part of related coverage.

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