According to Tuttomercato, Inter is monitoring Zeki Celik from Roma because his contract renewal with the club has not progressed significantly. The Turkish full-back, who benefits from the tax advantages of the 'decreto crescita', would demand a net salary close to 4 million euros per season. This figure is considered problematic in Rome for internal balance and locker room hierarchy reasons, but would be easier to manage in Milan. Juventus is also monitoring the player.

Inter is considering Zeki Celik as a potential replacement for Darmian, according to CalcioMercato. Celik's contract with Roma expires in June.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Zeki Celik's entourage is requesting around 3.8 million euros for a renewal of his contract, which is in its final year at Roma. Roma considers this figure to be excessive, and it is possible that Celik could depart the club on a free transfer. Inter is observing the situation and is attentive to free transfer opportunities.

According to Tuttomercato, Inter is monitoring the situation of Zeki Celik, as his contract renewal with Roma has stalled. Celik, surprised by the lack of a formal approach, has significantly increased his salary demands for an extension and is now asking for double his current salary. Marotta is interested in the potential deal.