According to Tuttomercato, Cagliari made a new inquiry for Kristjan Asllani in recent days, but the contacts did not lead to the opening of negotiations.

Kristjan Asllani is linked to Cagliari, but the negotiation is currently difficult. Inter does not intend to consider a new loan for the midfielder and is only interested in a permanent transfer. According to TuttoCagliari.net, Inter is asking for about 10 million euros for Asllani's transfer. Cagliari does not seem willing to invest this amount, which reduces the possibility of a transfer. TuttoCagliari.net also reports that Asllani is highly appreciated by Cagliari's management for his qualities as a playmaker, his ability to build play, and his contributions both defensively and offensively. However, Inter's desire to receive money immediately from his sale makes this option, at least for now, not a current priority for Cagliari's transfer market.

Kristjan Asllani was loaned by Inter to Torino and then to Besiktas for the second part of the season; Besiktas opted not to sign him permanently. The local portal Calcio Casteddu reports that Cagliari is interested in Asllani and is considering the economic aspects of the operation. Cagliari would prefer to sign him through a new loan agreement with an option to buy, which is conditional on Inter's consent.

Cagliari is one of several clubs monitoring Kristjan Asllani, whose loan at Torino is expected to be terminated early. His parent club, Inter Milan, is open to the midfielder's permanent departure this winter, with Genoa, Bologna, Paris FC, and clubs in Turkey and Germany also monitoring the situation. Asllani's contract with Inter Milan runs until June 2028 and his current Transfermarkt valuation is €13.00m.