Sergej Levak, a young Croatian national and a key player for Roma's U-20 team, is leaving the club as a free agent. His contract expires tomorrow. Fabrizio Romano reports that Levak has received offers from Inter and Atalanta. Previously, Levak contributed significantly to Roma's youth team success, playing 34 matches, scoring seven goals, and assisting four. He was also involved in training with the first team under former coach Jose Mourinho.

Inter Milan is reportedly keen on acquiring the promising Croatian midfielder Sergej Levak, according to Italian insider Gianluca Di Marzio. Levak, aged 19, has been with Roma since the summer of 2023, initially joining on loan from Osijek before being permanently signed for a fee of half a million euros. Having made significant contributions to Roma's youth team, including scoring seven goals and providing four assists in 34 matches, he is now set to leave as a free agent. Inter's interest is described as serious, as they aim to include Levak in their U-23 squad. Levak had also attracted the attention of former Roma manager Jose Mourinho, who had involved him in first-team training sessions. Although Osijek had shown some interest, Inter appears to be leading the race to secure his signature.