According to Tuttomercato, the most plausible hypothesis regarding Benjamin Pavard is a sale. However, Inter may keep him in the squad if the club cannot conduct business in the transfer market. At present, no calls have been received for Pavard at viale della Liberazione, and the situation remains very open.

Benjamin Pavard received an offer from Saudi Arabia that included a three-year contract with a salary higher than his current earnings at Inter, according to FcInterNews.it.

According to Il Giorno, Benjamin Pavard risks staying at Inter due to a net salary of approximately 5 million and a transfer market that currently does not appear to be very active for him.

Chivu stated that Benjamin Pavard is an Inter player and indicated that a decision regarding him will be made in the coming days.

Tuttomercato reports that Benjamin Pavard has been present since the first day of training camp and is waiting for his future to be defined.

According to a report from Fabrizio Romano, Inter are evaluating offers for Benjamin Pavard, who is considered to be for sale this summer following his return from a loan at Olympique de Marseille.

A report from Tuttomercato states that Benjamin Pavard is described as an outsider at Inter and his future is considered to be away from Milan. The issue is said to be neither technical nor economic. Although Inter needs at least two defenders and Pavard has a high salary of about 5 million euros per season, selling him permanently is not easy. The report also states that the break with Pavard is currently irreparable and will remain so for the time being.

Benjamin Pavard is expected to leave Inter again. Marotta and Ausilio aim to complete the transfer before the start of summer training camp. According to L'Interista, Inter has set a valuation between 12 and 15 million euros for Pavard's transfer. The potential transfer would also help reduce the club's wage bill, as Pavard is one of the highest-paid players in the squad.

According to Tuttomercato, Benjamin Pavard is willing to stay at Inter, but the club cannot and does not want to keep him due to the costs of his salary and transfer fee. The directors' task will be to find a club for him that he likes and where he can find playing time.

According to Tuttomercato, Inter does not intend to keep Benjamin Pavard in their squad for the next season. The club's objective is to find a new destination for him, and Inter will seek an agreement with his agents in the coming days to define the terms and destination. The reasons for the separation reportedly include Pavard's high salary and some behaviors last year that damaged the relationship and led to his departure.

Benjamin Pavard announced on Instagram his departure from Olympique Marseille after a one-year loan. Olympique Marseille did not exercise the purchase option of 15 million euros. Pavard is returning to Inter Mailand, where he has a contract until 2028.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Benjamin Pavard has confirmed his plan to join another club this summer.

According to Tuttomercato, Benjamin Pavard is expected to return to Milan in a few weeks. The report indicates that Inter directors Marotta and Ausilio intend to sell the 30-year-old again, with a permanent transfer being a possibility. Pavard has two years remaining on his contract and is valued at approximately 12 million euros on the balance sheet. His 5 million euro annual salary is noted as a factor that complicates a sale. It is suggested that Pavard is likely to consider markets such as Saudi Arabia, Turkey, or MLS if he wants to maintain his salary and obtain a starting role.

Tuttomercato reports that Olympique Marseille has made a decision regarding Benjamin Pavard's future. The same report states the club is already convinced and has decided he will not be redeemed. Olympique Marseille has a purchase option for Pavard for the coming summer set at 15 million euros.

According to a CalcioMercato report on the circumstances of Benjamin Pavard's departure from Inter, a veto was placed on the player following Cristian Chivu's arrival. The report indicates that Inter started to think Pavard did not fully meet certain performance standards and that these thoughts were shared with him. It is also reported that Pavard did not show real interest in the club's needs during discussions that were aimed at improving the situation.

According to L'Équipe, Benjamin Pavard, on loan from Inter Milan, will need to improve his performance for his purchase option to be exercised at the end of the season.

CalcioMercato reports on Marsiglia's approach to sign Benjamin Pavard from Inter with a loan offer. Benjamin Pavard, the French defender from Inter, was approached by Marsiglia with a loan offer. However, the offer was immediately rejected by Inter's management, who have no intention of accepting a loan deal.

Olympique de Marseille is considering signing Benjamin Pavard from Inter Milan. Although the interest seemed to have cooled down, La Provence reports that Marseille's management is still contemplating a move for the French international if their primary target, Joel Ordoñez from Bruges, does not materialize. Pavard, who earns approximately 6.5 million euros annually in Italy, is reportedly not insensitive to the project presented by OM.

Benjamin Pavard is not part of the plans of the new coach Cristian Chivu at Inter Milan, increasing his chances of leaving the club this summer. He is on the radar of Marseille, Lille, Galatasaray, and Neom. Pavard wishes to stay in Europe, likely aiming to participate in the 2026 World Cup with France. The relationship with Inter's management is tense, and he might not be included in the Champions League squad if he doesn't find a new club this summer.

Tuttomercato reports on Inter's potential transfer dealings involving Benjamin Pavard. Inter has identified Benjamin Pavard as a player who can be sacrificed in defense if a suitable offer comes along. Marsiglia, under Roberto De Zerbi, has shown interest in Pavard. Although there have been dialogues between the parties, they are not yet concrete. Pavard would not say no if Marsiglia decides to pursue the deal.

Tuttomercato reports on Benjamin Pavard's decision to reject a lucrative offer from the Saudi Arabian club NEOM in favor of remaining at a top European club. Benjamin Pavard rejected a very lucrative offer from the Saudi Arabian club NEOM, preferring to stay in a top European club.

NEOM, a club in the Saudi Pro League, has shown interest in Benjamin Pavard and attempted to initiate negotiations. They offered the French defender approximately 8 million net per season, compared to his current 5 million at Inter. Christophe Galtier, the coach of NEOM, confirmed the club's interest and mentioned that Pavard has many offers and may prefer to stay in Europe due to the upcoming World Cup in 2026.

Tuttomercato reports on NEOM's attempt to lure Benjamin Pavard with a lucrative offer. NEOM is attempting to lure Benjamin Pavard with a lucrative offer of 8 million EUR per year. This proposal could be tempting if Pavard considers a significant change in his life and career.

Neom is another contender interested in acquiring Benjamin Pavard from Inter Milan, who are open to his departure this summer, alongside Lille and Galatasaray.

Tuttomercato reports on Inter's openness to selling Benjamin Pavard if a significant offer is made. Inter is open to selling Benjamin Pavard if an important offer, at least 20 million euros, is made.

Tuttomercato reports on the potential departure of Benjamin Pavard from Inter. Benjamin Pavard may leave Inter as he did not perform as expected last season. His age (29) and high salary are factors that could complicate his departure, but there are potential interests from Premier League clubs. The exit price is estimated to be around 20-25 million.

Tuttomercato reports on Inter's openness to selling Benjamin Pavard. Inter is open to selling Benjamin Pavard for a price between 25-30 million EUR. The player is available for transfer, but no specific interested clubs are mentioned.

Benjamin Pavard wants to stay at Inter, but his permanence depends on several factors. If Inter receives an offer of 30-35 million euros, considering age, balance cost, and salary, they might seriously consider the proposal. Nobody claims that the Frenchman is on the market, but what seemed impossible a few months ago, now isn't. So far, no clubs have made concrete moves to acquire him, although several have inquired from Saudi Arabia. Pavard would refuse all second-tier clubs that do not aim for big objectives.

Benjamin Pavard is not considered untouchable, and Inter Milan is open to offers for him.

Benjamin Pavard is currently without a club.

Benjamin Pavard, defender of Inter and World Champion with France in 2018, has declined a transfer to Saudi Arabia. He was contacted by Saudi clubs but immediately closed the door on a transfer, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.