Longo: AC Milan and Inter Milan both interested in Cagliari goalkeeper Caprile

Reporter Longo reported on November 23 that both AC Milan and Inter Milan are interested in Cagliari’s 24-year-old goalkeeper Caprile.

With key saves and high-level performances, Caprile is increasingly attracting the attention of industry insiders and fans. His personality, reaction speed, adaptability and excellent basic skills all indicate that he is a rising talent.

Cagliari spent 8 million euros to introduce the goalkeeper from Naples last summer, which has proven to be a far-sighted strategic investment. The club is now gearing up, knowing that there will soon be a large number of teams lining up outside the door to buy.

Currently, AC Milan and Inter Milan are the two clubs that have included Caprile as potential summer signing targets. In fact, they are the two clubs most interested in the goalkeeper and have already taken initial exploratory steps. Especially for the Nerazzurri, Inter directors Ausilio and Bachin have scouted the player several times in the past few months. The Rossoneri are evaluating multiple candidates for the goalkeeper position, because Maignan is likely to leave the team. The French goalkeeper's contract will expire in June next year, and there is currently no sign of renewal. Bayern Munich and Chelsea are interested in him, so AC Milan is looking for a new main goalkeeper.

Italy’s goalkeeper training system is still at the top level, from Donnarumma to Vicario, to Carnesechi and Meret. This is why Caprile continues to grow but has not yet become the goalkeeper of the national team. However, AC Milan and Inter Milan are not in a hurry. They are studying Caprile and the potential best conditions. Decision-making may be postponed until the end of this season, unless a foreign club unexpectedly intervenes, because some foreign teams have already included Caprile in their recruitment target list.