Inter Milan could reportedly re-sign Venezia goalkeeper Filip Stankovic at the end of the current campaign.

According to Corriere dello Sport via FCInterNews, the Serie A leaders consider bringing the young shot-stopper back to San Siro.

Inter sold Filip Stankovic to Venezia for only €2 million last summer.

However, they’ve retained a 50% sell-on clause, though they’re now eager to reunite with the 24-year-old.

Meanwhile, it’s a near-certainty that the Nerazzurri will bring his brother, Aleksandar Stankovic, back to Serie A.

Indeed, they’ve already decided to trigger a €23 million buy-back clause in their agreement with Club Brugge.

Inter Milan Looking to Re-Sign Filip Stankovic in the Summer

Stankovic has established himself as a permanent first-team fixture at Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo this term.

Indeed, he has made 31 appearances in Serie B, registering an impressive 13 clean sheets.

Furthermore, he has been a key component of Venezia’s bid to secure a quick return to Serie A.

However, Dejan Stankovic’s son could sever ties with Venezia in the summer, with Inter keen to bring him back to San Siro.

Still, Filip would likely be a backup goalkeeper next season, as they look to sign Guglielmo Vicario as Yann Sommer’s successor.