Inter Milan Transfer News and Rumours Tracker: Week of July 8

Bleacher Report's Inter Milan transfer tracker continues, as we bring you the latest transfer news involving the Italian club this week.

There was some movement in the transfer window last week for Inter. Antonio Cassano moved to Parma and Ishak Belfodil signed for Inter in separate deals.

The Nerazzurri will be hoping there is more to come this week. 

Here is the latest Inter Milan transfer news.

Unless otherwise stated all statistics courtesy of ESPN FC and WhoScored. 

Inter Sporting Director Piero Ausilio Sheds Light on Certain Transfers

Updated: July 12

Inter sporting director, Piero Ausilio, revealed the situation surrounding Inter Milan's rumoured targets Radja Nainggolan, Mauiricio Isla and Gregory van der Wiel, as well as two of their current players, reports Football-Italia.

As presented in the article, Ausilio states that Juventus and Inter have yet to agree a fee for Isla, while Van der Wiel is being considered as a back-up target. Nainggolan, and defender Aleksandar Dragovic, are unlikely to join the club.

Considering Ausilio's other statements, both Matias Silvestre and Ezequiel Schelotto look set to leave the club, as they were not called up for preseason.

Inter Increase Interest in Mauricio Isla

Updated: July 12

According to Football-Italia, Inter have increased their interest in Juventus midfielder Mauricio Isla.

The Nerazzurri continue to look for new players to join the side, as Walter Mazzarri shapes the team in his image. With Inter likely to set up in a 3-5-2, Isla would find himself a candidate for the right wing-back position.

The Chilean midfielder may welcome a move to the club, after enduring a disappointing season with Juventus. He may have picked up a winner's medal with the Turin club, but only made 16 appearances last season.

Gregory Van Der Wiel on Inter Radar

Updated: July 12

Football-Italia speculates that Gregory Van der Wiel may be interested in a move to Inter this summer.

Van Der Wiel told L'Equipe(h/t Football-Italia) that anything is possible when it comes to transfers in football.

The former Ajax right-back just finished his first season with Paris Saint-Germain, winning the Ligue 1 trophy in the process. He made 30 appearances last season, scoring one goal and assisting twice.

He would be an option for Inter as a right wing-back.

Inter Lead the Chase for Aleksandar Kolarov

According to Football Italia, Inter lead Juventus in the race to sign Aleksandar Kolarov.

The Serbian defender has been with Manchester City since 2010, but seems set for a departure this summer. He had a previous stint in Italy with Lazio.

With Inter likely to switch to a 3-5-2 formation under Walter Mazzarri, Kolarov would be a good option as a left wing-back.

Inter Sign Two Defenders

FourFourTwo reports that Inter have completed the signings of Hugo Campagnaro and Marco Andreolli on free transfers.

Campagnaro worked under Inter coach Walter Mazzarri at Napoli, while Andreolli joins from Chievo. Both players are central defenders.

These signings are part of Mazzarri's shift to the 3-5-2 formation that he preferred at Napoli, and Campagnaro will be especially important given his history with the coach.

Dejan Stankovic Leaves Inter

Inter has made a change in midfield, as Sky Sports reports that Dejan Stankovic has left Inter Milan after cancelling his contract by mutual consent.

The Serbian midfielder joined Inter in 2004 and was an important member of the side until recent times. He won 15 titles while playing for Inter.

Stankovic is now free to play for other clubs, though it is uncertain what his plans will be. 

Arsenal, Spurs and Manchester United Interested in Andrea Ranocchia

Charles Perrin of the Express writes that English clubs—Arsenal, Tottenham and Manchester United—are interested in the services of Andrea Ranocchia. 

Arsenal is in the most need of a defensive addition from these potential suitors. Though the Gunners found stability defensively last season, they currently have only three recognized senior central defenders in the squad. Depth is not a problem for either Tottenham or Manchester United.

The Italian was arguably Inter's best performer in defense last season, as statistics on WhoScored show that he led the team in tackles and interception per game.