Wingback Denzel Dumfries is ready to play for at least an hour for Inter Milan against Frosinone this evening.

Today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, via FCInterNews, report that the Dutchman will certainly be in the starting eleven for the Serie A match.

Dumfries was in the matchday squad for Inter’s Champions League group stage clash with Red Bull Salzburg this week.

However, the Dutchman did not play, either from the start or from the bench.

The reason was some muscle fatigue. Dumfries had not been at his best in the training sessions leading up to the match.

This is perhaps not surprising considering that the 27-year-old has had a heavy workload ever since the return from the October international break.

Moreover, Dumfries plays in the very physically demanding wingback position.

Therefore, Inter coach Simone Inzaghi decided not to risk the former PSV wingback.

He didn’t start Dumfries, nor did he use him as an impact substitute during the second half.

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The absence of Dumfries posed a bit of a problem for Inzaghi.

This was because of the other injuries in the team.

Wingback Juan Cuadrado has been out for several matches. The Colombian has not been part of a matchday squad since the return from the October break.

Meanwhile, Benjamin Pavard will be out for the foreseeable future.

The French former Bayern Munich defender picked up a knee injury against Atalanta last weekend.

This meant that Matteo Darmian was the only backup at right-wingback. And so Darmian started on the flank, and then Yann Bisseck started on the right of the defense.

After the German came off at halftime, Stefan de Vrij played on the right of the back three.

That is far from the former Lazio and Feyenoord defender’s usual position.

And according to Sky, de Vrij will play on the right again this evening, this time from the start.

And de Vrij’s international teammate Dumfries will return to the starting eleven.

The 27-year-old has proven all season long that he can be a decisive influence for Inter. And Inzaghi will certainly give him the nod, as he is ready.

Dumfries may not see out the match – his condition, particularly considering his demanding role, is not necessarily 100%. But the Dutchman is certainly ready for at least an hour, Tuttosport reports.