Feyenoord, Everton, and Ipswich Town are all interested in loaning midfielder Tanner Tessmann once he completes his move to Inter Milan.
This information comes from the latest print edition of the Corriere dello Sport, as reported by FCInterNews. While Inter is still finalizing the signing of the 22-year-old US international Tessmann from Venezia, it seems like just a matter of time.
Negotiations between Inter and Venezia have been ongoing for about a month, and an agreement is in place to bring Tessmann to Inter.
The plan is for Tessmann to officially join Inter after the Olympics, where he is currently preparing to represent the US national team in Paris. Upon his return, Tessmann will undergo medical examinations, sign his contract, and become a part of Inter’s team.
Considering Inter’s depth in midfield with players like Piotr Zielinski, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, and others, the club intends to loan out Tessmann for the upcoming season to ensure he gets valuable playing time.
Although Inter sees Tessmann as a player with great potential for the future, regular senior-level playing time is essential for his development. Initially, reports suggested that Inter might loan Tessmann back to Venezia for the season. It’s an exciting time for Tessmann with multiple clubs showing interest in him for a loan move!
Initially, there were suggestions that Inter might opt to loan Tessmann back to Venezia for the season, allowing him to compete in Serie A while remaining in a familiar environment where he already holds a starting position.
However, recent reports from the Corriere indicate that there are overseas clubs eager to secure a loan deal for Tessmann. Feyenoord from the Netherlands and both Everton and newly-promoted Ipswich Town from the Premier League have shown interest in acquiring Tessmann on loan, as per the Corriere’s information.
