All to do again for Inter, the striker does not renew and flies to the Premier League: “I want to compete at a high level.”
The player’s latest statements do not leave room for many interpretations. The attacker wants to land in England next year, to compete at the highest level possible. Ambition which will take him out of Italy, despite the bond with his current club and the great feeling with the fans.
Inter in this sense it could remain “mocked” by the possible departure to England, but as reported in these hours by TheTelegraphthe player was said to have decided to join the most important championship in the world. Marottawho already had the offer ready, will therefore have to review his plans for the attacking market.
An almost complete department, with the purchase of Taremi, but who will now have to deal with the player’s decision to leave Serie A. This is provided that important offers arrive. Here’s how the Inter market is changing.
Inter, the target for the attack flies to England
Giving Simone Inzaghi an even more competitive staff is this year’s mission Giuseppe Marotta. The sporting director, new Italian champion, would like above all to concentrate on the offensive department, which has not allowed him to compete in Europe with the big teams Champions League. Having considered Sanchez and Arnautovic not to be on par with Thuram and Lautaro, Inter would like to strengthen the attack, and above all the name of Gudmundsson seems to be the most popular.
The Icelandic however, in a recent interview with TheTelegraph, has made it known that he intends to join the Premier League, as mentioned. Born in ’97, there will no longer be many opportunities left for the number 11 to play at the highest levels, which is why this summer, if important offers were to arrive, the player could refuse the Nerazzurri’s advances and fly to the United Kingdom.
Inter and Juve, goodbye to Gudmundsson? Icelandic costs too much
Also there Juventus would have made a survey for Gudmundsson, on the player, in addition to Inter, there are many clubs that would like to snatch him from Genoa for next season given his performance in 2024. For Inter, as well as with the player’s will, there will be deal with the very high ratings.
In fact, that of the Icelandic is around 40 million, an amount that is impossible for Marotta to pay unless cash is raised first. The former Juve player could therefore aim for less expensive moves, as already done for Zielinski and Taremi, and alternatively still aim for players whose contracts will expire in 2024.
