The ‘Corriere dello Sport’ on newsstands today takes stock of the negotiations between Genoa And Inter For Albert Gudmundsson, Icelandic second striker. The player born in ’97 has been identified by the Nerazzurri club as a reinforcement for next summer and now the right formula is being studied to bring the player to Inzaghi’s court without impacting too much on the accounts.
Inter’s idea – we read – is to try to set up the negotiation on the basis of a loan with obligation to buy: as happened last summer with Davide Frattesi, the Nerazzurri club would initially like to buy Gudmundsson only on a temporary basis and then redeem it later. Not only that: it could be included in the negotiation Mattia Zanotti, full-back owned by the Nerazzurri club currently on loan at San Gallo, Switzerland. Born in 2003, Zanotti could be sold outright, however, including in the agreement the possibility of repurchasing him for a pre-established sum.
Meanwhile, Lautaro Martinez has spoken in the last few hours. These are his statements regarding the possible renewal with Inter: “I arrived here and everyone immediately treated me in a special way, from those who work at the club to the fans. They helped me a lot and I’m grateful for all this. In football you never know what can happen, but I’m sure that at I’m fine in Milan and so is my family. I repeat, my desire is to renew with Inter.”
