France and Côte d’Ivoire centre-back Oumar Solet of Udinese is being closely linked with a move to Serie A champions Inter, with the 26-year-old defender increasingly viewed as a major target for the Milan club.
Data from Transfermarkt indicates the deal currently carries a reported 68% probability of happening, with Solet’s market value listed at €23.00m as Inter assess options to strengthen at centre-back ahead of next season. There is no publicly available end date on his Udinese contract, fuelling speculation over whether the defender could yet manoeuvre towards free-agent leverage if no extension is agreed.
Solet, who stands at 1.92m and is predominantly right-footed, has been a regular at the heart of Udinese’s defence in Serie A. Born in Melun on 7 February 2000, he represents both France and Côte d’Ivoire at nationality level, giving him dual eligibility on the international stage.
The centre-back’s most recent outing for Udinese came in early May 2026 in Serie A, when he featured in a tight 1-1 draw against Bologna, helping limit clear chances in a match that underlined his physical presence and aerial command against a side pushing for European places. His displays in Italy’s top flight have added to a reputation built across previous spells in major European leagues, though his detailed club pathway is not fully listed in the current data.
With no confirmed contract expiry date at Udinese and his value established firmly in the mid-range of the Serie A market, a potential move to Inter would mark the next step in Solet’s career, offering him the platform to test himself in European competition and shape his reputation as one of the more prominent central defenders of his generation if the transfer materialises.
