Argentinian Nico Paz continues to capture attention in the Italian league, becoming the focus of clubs, most notably Inter Milan, which prioritizes him in the transfer market amid growing fears of his departure, according to the Spanish newspaper 'AS'.

According to the source, Inter Milan considers the 21-year-old player its main target; however, signing him seems almost impossible given Real Madrid's right to reclaim him, along with the royal club already deciding on his future.

The newspaper explained that Real Madrid has decided to activate the buy-back clause for Nico Paz, which extends until May 30, as the club's management sees the player's future in returning to Santiago Bernabéu, and has already begun informing all concerned parties of this decision.

In the same context, Nico Paz was featured on the cover of 'Corriere dello Sport', which indicated that Inter Milan has started its moves to sign the player, but finalizing the deal will remain dependent on Real Madrid's final stance.

Under the leadership of coach Cesc Fabregas, Nico Paz has delivered impressive numbers this season, having participated in 38 matches, scoring 13 goals, and assisting in 8 goals, affirming his great importance within his team's ranks.

For his part, Arturo Di Napoli, the former Italian player and coach, stated that the association of Nico Paz with Inter Milan is wonderful, noting that the player possesses comprehensive abilities and plays with team spirit, but he considered him an expensive deal for Italian clubs, adding that the player suits Real Madrid at the moment.

Di Napoli confirmed that the difficulties faced by Italian football might hasten the player's departure, explaining that if no changes occur, his continuation in the Italian league seems unlikely, given Real Madrid's interest in bringing him back.