Inter have yet to make an official move for Ivan Perisic, while the club have already rejected approaches for Luis Henrique as their January strategy remains unchanged.
The Nerazzurri do not believe the squad requires structural intervention, but they remain open to adding a player who can provide an immediate upgrade.
That thinking explains the continued links with Perisic, with reports via FCInterNews.
Inter see the Croatian as a potential value addition rather than a necessity. However, any concrete step depends on PSV’s Champions League campaign.
Only an early European exit for the Dutch side would create realistic conditions for a deal.
Inter Make No Formal Perisic Offer As Club Reject Luis Henrique Bids
EINDHOVEN, NETHERLANDS – SEPTEMBER 16: Ivan Perisic of PSV in action during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD1 match between PSV Eindhoven and R. Union Saint-Gilloise at PSV Stadion on September 16, 2025 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)
For now, Sportitalia report that no formal opening has arrived, even though the player’s name remains under consideration.
Other attacking options appear more complicated.
The route leading to Dan Ndoye has slowed, with no tangible progress emerging in recent days.
Inter’s stance is just as firm when it comes to departures.
The club have no intention of weakening Cristian Chivu’s project midway through the season. Players considered part of the core group remain untouchable.
That includes Luis Henrique. Inter have already turned away exploratory interest from Roma, Bournemouth and Besiktas for the Brazilian winger.
The message from the club is consistent. January may offer opportunities, but only selective reinforcements will be considered, with no forced exits planned.
