According to Sport Mediaset, Inter is experiencing difficulties with Carlos Augusto's contract renewal and no longer considers him unsellable. Atalanta, which owns the rights to Palestra, also does not view the profile of Carlos Augusto negatively.

According to L'Interista, Carlos Augusto's future appears less defined. Despite significant playing time during the season, he would reportedly like more continuity as a starter. Atalanta is monitoring the situation and also considering possible market combinations. Carlos Augusto could become a useful component for potential cross-market operations, but everything will depend on his intentions in the coming weeks.

Tuttomercato reports that if Atalanta were to make an official offer to the nerazzurri of Milan for Carlos Augusto, the club could then immediately pursue Palestra, who is one of their primary targets.

Atalanta is among the teams interested in Inter's Carlos Augusto and appreciates the player's profile and versatility. Inter's asking price for the 27-year-old Brazilian full-back is approximately 30 million euros. Contacts between the two clubs could be influenced by Inter's interest in Atalanta's Marco Palestra, although the two potential deals are considered separate.