Inter Milan Brings Back Dejan Stankovic’s Son, Aleksandar, on 5-Year Deal
- On Friday, Inter Milan exercised a buyback clause to re-sign midfielder Aleksandar Stankovic from Club Brugge, with the 20-year-old penning a five-year contract to return to the Serie A club.
- The son of former midfielder Dejan Stankovic developed through Inter's youth ranks before a 2024 loan to Swiss Super League club Luzern, then transferred to Brugge the following season.
- Stankovic recorded nine goals and five assists at Brugge last season across all competitions, earning the Belgian league's young player of the year award before Inter triggered a $26.8 million buyback.
- Current Inter coach Cristian Chivu, who played alongside Dejan during the club's 2010 treble-winning season, now oversees the midfielder's return to Milan.
- Beyond his club success, the midfielder brings international experience, having made eight appearances and scored one goal for Serbia before his return to Serie A.
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Serbian national team player Aleksandar Stanković will return to Inter next season.
Inter Milan activated the redemption clause of Aleksandar Stankovic, a 20-year-old Serb attacker and son of former player Dejan Stankovic.
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Inter Milan brings back Dejan Stankovic’s son, Aleksandar, on 5-year deal
Inter Milan has exercised a buyback clause to re-sign Aleksandar Stankovic from Club Brugge. The son of Inter legend Dejan Stanković has signed a five-year contract.
Official – Inter Activate Buyback Clause To Re-Sign Stankovic Until 2031
Inter Milan have officially activated their buyback clause to re-sign Aleksandar Stanković from Club Brugge, with the Nerazzurri triggering the first-window fee of €23 million to bring the 21-year-old central midfielder back to the club. His new contract runs from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2031 – five full seasons, and a statement of long-term intent. The confirmation came directly from Inter’s official channels, drawing a line under a transfer sag…
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