After Italy's Nations League matches, Samuele Inacio returns to Germany without making his debut for the national team; the Borussia Dortmund striker had been called up by Roberto Mancini, and there had been plenty of talk in recent weeks about a possible debut that ultimately never came. However, keep an eye on the November call-ups, because the player is highly regarded by the coach and his first appearance for the Azzurri has only been postponed.
Among Inacio's Dortmund team-mates is another Italian being monitored by Mancini: Luca Reggiani, who has already played for the national team under Silvio Baldini and could be a new option for the future, as pointed out via Calcio Mercato.
Reggiani's situation at Dortmund
A centre-back born in 2008, Reggiani broke into the Bundesliga in the second half of the 2025/26 season, even earning some starts. Despite his good performances in the early months of the new season, he has played only a handful of minutes across two appearances in the league and German Cup, and according to 'Bild', he could leave in January. The German newspaper reports that the youngster wants to play more regularly and is therefore considering leaving Borussia.
Where could Reggiani go?
One possibility for Reggiani's future is a return to Italy, where so far he has played only at youth level with Sassuolo. His contract with Dortmund runs until June 2029, his valuation is around €10 million, and he was already offered to Milan in the summer, as per CalcioMercato.com. Already included in the Rossoneri's database, the defender is also being monitored by Inter, while abroad he has attracted interest from Southampton. In the summer, he did not want to consider other options, preferring to remain at Borussia. Now the situation could change, with Serie A keeping a close eye on developments.
