Inter eyeing Udinese’s Solet; Pozzo: “It’s hard to put a price on him – we’re not the stock market”

The owner of the Friuli-based club, Giampaolo Pozzo, told Radio Rai Gr Parlamento: "Solet is a very talented player and a key figure in our defence. It’s difficult to put a price on him in the transfer market; I don’t feel comfortable putting a figure on him because we’re not the stock market."

Signed from the free agents list in early January 2025, two and a half months after terminating his contract with Austrian side Salzburg, Solet is under contract until June 2027 with Udinese, who pay him a net salary of €1.5 million per year. So far, he has made 49 appearances for Runjaic’s side, scoring four goals, providing three assists, picking up one yellow card and receiving one red card for two yellow cards. He played for France’s youth teams from the Under-17s to the Under-20s, but has not yet been called up to the senior national team, at least for the time being.