Inter Calciomercato.com reports that Petar Sucic’s future at Inter is uncertain, with the Croatian midfielder reportedly at the centre of several rumours since last summer. Zvonimir Boban has advised Sucic to leave the club, arguing that he is among the best players in the world but is not being used as he deserves. Boban also suggested that remaining at Inter would not make sense under the current circumstances. The report raises the question of Sucic’s potential market value, but does not provide a specific figure or identify a concrete interested club. No transfer agreement or formal offer is mentioned.
Update (Calciomercato.com): Calciomercato.com reports that Petar Sucic wants to renew his Inter contract and receive a significant salary increase. The Croatia international is reportedly dissatisfied with his limited playing time after making five appearances between Serie A and the Champions League this season, including two starts. His representatives are said to believe that his current deal, worth around €1.5 million, should be revised to reflect his contribution, despite the agreement running until 2030. Sucic previously hinted that his situation could be reassessed in the coming months, while Zvone Boban had suggested he might leave to find more regular football. Inter’s crowded midfield and player rotation have restricted his opportunities, making the contract issue a potential matter for the club.