Uncertain future for Yann Sommer at Inter Milan as contract nears expiry

The Swiss goalkeeper’s contract expires in June, with no renewal planned by Inter Milan

The future of Yann Sommer at Inter Milan remains uncertain. The 37-year-old Swiss goalkeeper is approaching the end of his contract, which expires next June, and at the moment the Milan club is not planning any extension. This scenario opens the door to a potential departure in the summer.

According to Blick via Fcinter1908, one of the options under consideration is a return to Basel. The Swiss club would like to bring back their former goalkeeper from 1 July, as they prepare for the possible exit of Marwin Hitz.

Basel dream, Turkey watch closely as Sommer weighs his next move

A move back to Basel would carry strong symbolic value for Sommer, who won four Swiss league titles with the club before continuing his career in the Bundesliga and later in Serie A with Inter Milan.

Despite his age, Sommer remains highly competitive. The Swiss international boasts 94 caps for his national team and has already made 19 league appearances this season for Inter Milan. His current market value is estimated at 2.5 million euros (£2.15m).

Meanwhile, interest is not limited to Switzerland. Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe are both monitoring the situation closely, ready to step in should Sommer become available on a free transfer.

With no renewal on the table and several options emerging, Inter Milan may soon have to plan for life after Sommer, while the goalkeeper himself weighs the final chapter of a distinguished career.