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Inter Milan is reportedly targeting Boca Juniors’ Kevin Zenón and Brian Aguirre for the 2025/26 season, with potential deals worth €17 million combined.
As preparations begin for the 2025 summer transfer window, Inter Milan is said to be turning its attention to Argentina. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Italian giants are eyeing Kevin Zenón and Brian Aguirre, two standout players from Boca Juniors, managed by Fernando Gago.
Reports suggest that Darío Baccin, Inter’s assistant sporting director, is currently in Argentina. His visit started with attending the Copa Libertadores Final at the Estadio Monumental and has since included meetings and scouting missions focused on identifying potential talent.
Baccin reportedly noted Zenón and Aguirre after observing the Boca Juniors squad. Additionally, Valentín Gómez from Vélez Sarsfield, a player previously linked to both Boca and River Plate, is also on Inter’s radar.
The Italian press describes Kevin Zenón, a versatile left-sided player, as having qualities similar to Federico Dimarco, a key component of Simone Inzaghi's current Inter squad. Zenón’s ability to play as a winger or a left-back adds to his appeal. Former managers Fernando Gago and Kily González, who coached Zenón during his time at Unión, are considered strong advocates of his talent.
Zenón, whose contract with Boca runs until December 31, 2028, has a release clause of €10 million, while Brian Aguirre, another potential target for Inter, has a release clause of €7 million. If the move materializes, Boca Juniors could secure a total of €17 million in fees for the two players.