Inter is showing interest in Milton Delgado, a 20-year-old defensive midfielder for Boca Juniors. An informal agreement exists between Boca Juniors and the player's representatives that would permit a transfer if an offer in the range of 10 to 15 million euros arrives. Delgado's market value is 10 million euros, according to Transfermarkt.

According to TYC, Inter of Italy is interested in Milton Delgado and is following him. Currently, these are only inquiries and no club has asked about terms or made an offer. At the end of 2024, Milton Delgado signed a contract improvement and extension until December 2028, with a release clause of 20 million dollars. The management would allow Delgado to leave for that amount or a similar figure.

Javier Zanetti, vice president of Inter, is advocating for the club to pursue Milton Delgado. The club is monitoring the South American market, particularly Argentina. Despite coach Fernando Gago's desire to retain Delgado until at least the Club World Cup, there is no issue with eventually allowing him to grow in Europe. His market value is around 2.5 million euros, and his contract is valid until December 2028. No formal offer has been made yet.

Inter has expressed interest in Milton Delgado, an attacker from Boca Juniors, in addition to their interest in Camilo Ray Domenech. Reports from the Argentine portal 'El Crack Deportivo' indicate that both players are on Inter's radar as part of their future plans. Although much attention has been directed towards Domenech, who has already made his mark in the Argentine Under-17 national team and attracted interest from European clubs such as Porto and Manchester City, Delgado's potential has also caught the attention of the Nerazzurri. The management of Boca Juniors, under the leadership of President Juan Roman Riquelme, is aware of the interest and has been proactive in securing their young talents, demonstrating their intent to retain key players unless substantial offers are made.