Inter, Bisseck and the transfer market: Bayern lurking

On the business card it says “mister 50 million”. Yann Bisseck found a reason to enjoy this end of May which ended with a disappointment: the failure to be called up to the World Cup. The Nerazzurri center back had put the dream in the drawer and kept it there, a little hidden, bringing it out every now and then during interviews or press conferences: “My goal is to go to the United States with Germany.” The three goals in 36 games and the two trophies won with the Nerazzurri were not enough to convince Nagelsmann to call him up for the expedition. However, Bisseck can console himself by looking at Transfermarkt: he is now worth 50 million euros.

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There are two thanks to be given: the first to Ausilio, who believed in us right from the start, bringing him to Milan after a couple of good years in Denmark, and the second to Chivu. The Nerazzurri coach put him at the center of the project by deploying him as a supporting player, especially in the second part of the season: at the beginning, in the middle, there was Acerbi. Cristian, among other things, has always liked Bisseck for his ability to keep the defensive line high and for his ability to break away from the right starting from the defense. When he has the field he starts with his head low creating superiority on that side. Useful during construction. This season he scored three goals and provided two assists. Hence the valuation of 50 million, even if there is no shortage of suitors.

Bayern is there

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Bisseck, whose contract expires in 2029, recently changed agents, going with Branchini. According to what was reported by Bild, he would have ended up on Bayern Munich’s notebook, ready to spend a considerable sum to bring Chivu’s centre-back to the Allianz Arena. A suggestion, obviously. So far there is nothing concrete, no offer, also because the Bavarians must first sell Kim, fresh from a chiaroscuro year. The message that filters from the upper levels of the Nerazzurri is twofold: maximum confidence, but if an offer of a certain type were to arrive it would be evaluated. Meanwhile, Bisseck is enjoying his holidays. The start of next season is already set: appointment in Appiano in mid-July for the usual tests, then a ten-day training camp in his native Germany.