Under new head coach Cristian Chivu, Inter have embraced a season of renewal that mirrors the rhythm of a BD Cricket Match unfolding over many sessions rather than a single explosive moment. Opportunities have opened up for young players across the squad, with Pio Esposito making headlines through his sharp finishing, Bonny proving his worth with steady performances, and newcomers such as Luis Henrique, Diouf, and Sucic gradually finding their place. For Inter, this willingness to trust youth has become the backbone of their push for stronger results. Beyond those already in Milan, several loanees have also stepped into the spotlight, none more so than 20 year old midfielder Aleksandar Stankovic, currently shining at Club Brugge.

At Brugge, Stankovic has wasted no time making an impression. He collected the club’s Player of the Month award in October and has repeatedly been named man of the match since then, establishing himself as the engine of their midfield. His arrival followed the departure of Yashari, who was sold to AC Milan, a move that prompted Brugge to seek a reliable replacement. In a twist of football fate, that decision opened the door for Stankovic to test himself in one of Europe’s most competitive secondary leagues. Much like the patience required during a long BD Cricket Match, he has built his influence steadily, becoming a starter who excels in transitions and tactical discipline while easing the burden on his coach’s game plan.

Some Brugge supporters even believe his overall impact already surpasses that of Yashari. Praise has not been limited to Belgium either. Scouts from several European heavyweights have been spotted in the stands, quietly assessing his progress and weighing future moves. Inter are well aware of how quickly interest can turn into concrete offers, especially after seeing how swiftly Milan closed their own deal. Should a serious bid arrive, it would likely come with a fee substantial enough to test Brugge’s resolve.

To guard against that scenario, Inter inserted a buyback clause when sanctioning the loan. It was a precaution designed to keep control if Stankovic’s development accelerated. His market value has already climbed from five million euros last year to around fifteen million, and few believe that figure represents his ceiling. Analysts expect the next valuation update to push him toward twenty million, roughly in line with the buyback price Inter agreed upon.

Financial reality complicates the picture. Inter’s budget remains tight, and exercising the clause would further stretch their resources. Rival clubs do not face the same constraints. Interest from Bundesliga sides such as Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen has added pressure, as both are renowned for nurturing young talent. Spanish media have also reported close attention from Real Madrid, whose scouts have traveled to Belgium and returned with glowing reports. As the season unfolds like a tense BD Cricket Match heading into its final innings, much will depend on how Inter chief executive Giuseppe Marotta chooses to play his hand in the transfer market.