Solet case closed in Udine, while Inter keep an eye on “free agent” Vlahovic report

Inter live in two worlds at once: the pitch obsession and the off-pitch noise that never really goes away. Today it’s both.

Solet: investigation closed, no indictment

According to Agenzia ANSA, the case filed against Udinese defender Oumar Solet has been closed, with the court ruling that the evidence gathered does not allow for a conviction and no indictment has been issued.

This is the key point for reporting: the judicial process (at this stage) ends without charges. Anything beyond that becomes noise, speculation, or worse—so we’ll keep it clean, factual, and respectful to everyone involved.

Why it matters for Inter

Solet isn’t an Inter player, but has been heavily linked with a move to Inter and we also reported earlier that Inter has agreed personal terms with the player and transfer structure with Udinese already. Read more about it here.

And Inter, have been waiting for this outcome since 2024/2025 season.

Vlahovic: Inter “monitoring” free-agent scenario

On the football side, a separate report from La Stampa, claims Inter are among the clubs monitoring Dusan Vlahovic as a potential free agent this summer.

Monitoring doesn’t mean negotiating—and it definitely doesn’t mean signing. It means Inter are doing what serious clubs do: tracking contract situations, agent movements, and market timing, especially when a “big salary, big name” striker could suddenly become an opportunity.

The obvious obstacles (because reality exists)

Even if a free-agent path opens up, the hurdles are not small:

• Wages/commissions on a deal like this can blow up the entire salary structure.

• Competition from other top clubs if he’s truly available.

• Strategic fit: Inter don’t collect stars for the sake of it—they need a striker who fits the system and the locker room.

But as a pure “market watch” item, it’s credible logic: if a top No.9 is available for zero fee, you at least look.