Inter Milan received a major blow after their exit from the round of 16 in the UEFA Champions League against Bodo/Glimt, in a shocking surprise that shook the European football community. The elimination came after the Italian team lost 3-1 away in Norway, then fell again 2-1 at home, exiting the tournament despite entering the competition as one of the top contenders.

According to the "Fichajes" website, the European exit does not only have sporting consequences but also extends its impact to the economic side, as the club lost significant financial revenues, which may push the management to reassess its strategy in the upcoming transfer market.

Speculations are rising in Italy about the possibility of selling some of the team's stars to achieve financial balance and avoid any future pressures. Among the top names likely to move during the summer are Alessandro Bastoni, Federico Dimarco, Marcus Thuram, Nicolo Barella, and Lautaro Martinez, as they are considered the most valuable and in-demand assets in the market.

Bastoni is attracting interest from Barcelona to strengthen their defense line, while the Catalan club is also monitoring the situation of Thuram and Martinez to support their frontline. Meanwhile, Real Madrid is showing interest in Nicolo Barella, and attention in the English Premier League is directed towards Dimarco, with several clubs keeping an eye on him.

Although Inter Milan does not intend to dismantle its squad, the repercussions of the elimination may impose a different reality if suitable offers arrive. The primary goal remains to maintain a team capable of competing locally, but the shock from Bodo/Glimt may represent a turning point that opens the door to a summer filled with changes.