The latest reports claim that the deal between Inter and Lazio involving central midfielder Davide Frattesi is now back on following fears that the transfer had hit a bureaucratic roadblock on Friday morning.

Frattesi deal back on for Inter and Lazio

Frattesi had been expecting to travel to Rome to have a medical with Lazio on Friday morning ahead of a €15m transfer that would see the Nerazzurri retain a 50% sell-on clause, giving the midfielder an actual valuation of €30m.

However, on Friday morning, as Frattesi was preparing to travel, multiple news outlets in Italy began reporting that an issue relating to Lazio’s finances had emerged and that the deal with Inter had been put on standby.

VERONA, ITALY – NOVEMBER 02: Davide Frattesi of FC Internazionale during the Serie A match between Hellas Verona FC and FC Internazionale at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on November 02, 2025 in Verona, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)

Further details confirm that the issue related to Lazio’s position with the FIGC liquidity index and their ‘net-zero’ requirement on transfers this summer.

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La Gazzetta dello Sport and various other outlets in Italy are now reporting that Inter and Lazio have had to restructure the formula of the Frattesi deal in order to comply with FIGC regulations.

Originally, Frattesi had been expected to join Lazio on an initial season-long loan deal at a cost of €1m with a conditional obligation to buy for a further €14m, with the Nerazzurri keeping hold of a 50% sell-on clause.

PERTH, AUSTRALIA – AUGUST 05: Davide Frattesi of FC Internazionale in action during the pre-season match between AC Milan and FC Internazionale at Optus Stadium on August 05, 2026 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Janelle St Pierre/Getty Images)

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According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Lazio will now pay a larger loan fee, which other outlets claim will now be €5m, and it will now be an option to buy rather than an obligation. If Lazio decide to make the move permanent, Inter will still receive a 50% sell-on clause.

The path now appears to have been cleared and Frattesi is still expected to travel to Rome on Friday to complete his Lazio medical.

The latest reports claim that the deal between Inter and Lazio involving central midfielder Davide Frattesi is now back on following fears that the transfer had hit a bureaucratic roadblock on Friday morning.

Frattesi deal back on for Inter and Lazio

Frattesi had been expecting to travel to Rome to have a medical with Lazio on Friday morning ahead of a €15m transfer that would see the Nerazzurri retain a 50% sell-on clause, giving the midfielder an actual valuation of €30m.

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However, on Friday morning, as Frattesi was preparing to travel, multiple news outlets in Italy began reporting that an issue relating to Lazio’s finances had emerged and that the deal with Inter had been put on standby.

VERONA, ITALY – NOVEMBER 02: Davide Frattesi of FC Internazionale during the Serie A match between Hellas Verona FC and FC Internazionale at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on November 02, 2025 in Verona, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)

Further details confirm that the issue related to Lazio’s position with the FIGC liquidity index and their ‘net-zero’ requirement on transfers this summer.

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La Gazzetta dello Sport and various other outlets in Italy are now reporting that Inter and Lazio have had to restructure the formula of the Frattesi deal in order to comply with FIGC regulations.

Originally, Frattesi had been expected to join Lazio on an initial season-long loan deal at a cost of €1m with a conditional obligation to buy for a further €14m, with the Nerazzurri keeping hold of a 50% sell-on clause.

PERTH, AUSTRALIA – AUGUST 05: Davide Frattesi of FC Internazionale in action during the pre-season match between AC Milan and FC Internazionale at Optus Stadium on August 05, 2026 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Janelle St Pierre/Getty Images)

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According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Lazio will now pay a larger loan fee, which other outlets claim will now be €5m, and it will now be an option to buy rather than an obligation. If Lazio decide to make the move permanent, Inter will still receive a 50% sell-on clause.

The path now appears to have been cleared and Frattesi is still expected to travel to Rome on Friday to complete his Lazio medical.