Inter Milan monitors Dennis Seimen as goalkeeper search continues

Italian media reports suggest Inter Milan is monitoring Dennis Seimen, the Romanian-German goalkeeper for VfB Stuttgart. The club, managed by Cristi Chivu, is reportedly interested in signing the player. This interest comes as Inter seeks to strengthen their squad following recent results in Serie A and the Champions League.

Inter's current situation at goalkeeper has changed significantly. Yann Sommer left the club for Club Brugge on a free transfer. Josep Martinez is now the primary option but has faced criticism for errors. Following a 1-3 defeat to AC Milan, Inter lost leadership in Serie A and had zero points from their first two Champions League matches.

Dennis Seimen returned to Stuttgart this summer after a loan spell at Paderborn during the 2025-2026 period. He has made five official appearances for Stuttgart this season, conceding seven goals. His contract with the German club runs until June 2029.

Seimen has experience in major European competitions. He made his Champions League debut against Galatasaray as a substitute in a 0-2 match. He also played in a 1-1 draw against Atletico Madrid, where he conceded a goal to Julian Alvarez. In domestic league play, he kept a clean sheet in a 4-2 win over Leverkusen but conceded in a 2-3 loss to Borussia Monchengladbach.

Stuttgart may demand between 25 and 30 million euros for Seimen. His market value is listed at 10 million euros by Transfermarkt. Inter officials are closely monitoring his performances according to reports from Tuttomercatoweb.

Other clubs are also interested in the goalkeeper. Manchester United and Atletico Madrid are monitoring Seimen. A move could potentially occur in the January transfer window.

Seimen holds Romanian citizenship through his father Reinhold from Senereuș and mother Ana from Bratovești. Despite eligibility, he rejected playing for the Romania national team. Attempts to recruit him for the Romania youth team were unsuccessful, according to Costin Curelea. He previously played for Germany U21, earning four caps.