The first phase of the Nerazzurri market will then close with Alex Perez, the Spanish defender born in 2006 for Betis Sevilla
After Taremi And Zielinskithe third purchase of theInter 2024/25: Josep Martinez. The Spanish goalkeeper will be a new Nerazzurri player within this week: everything has been done with the player’s entourage, the overall value of the operation has been defined (around 15 million), with Genoa the question of compensation remains to be settled. The Nerazzurri club proposed Oristanionot redeemed by Cagliari, e Satriano, this last option is the preferred one by the rossoblù, especially in the event of Retegui’s departure. Two counterparts which, in any case, would bring the cash outlay below ten million. With Martinez, who turned 26 on May 27th, Inter thus addresses the first pressing need of this summer transfer market. Next, in chronological order, will be the turn of Alex Perez2006 defender of Betis Seville. An investment for the future but also for the present: the Spaniard’s contract with Betis expires in 2025 and, according to what was ascertained by FcInter1908, the agreement between the two clubs would provide for a one-year bridging renewal so as to allow his arrival at Milan on loan with redemption obligation set at three million to be paid at the end of next season.
Two operations that should “close” this first phase of the Nerazzurri market. From here the second will start, the one in which the redundancies are sorted out (Correa), defined the future of Dumfries (if he renews, he stays. If he doesn’t renew, he leaves immediately) and evaluate any offers for Arnautovic, the squad of Italian champions will eventually be strengthened and “enriched”. Specifically, it is well known that the target number is always Gudmundsson. From Valentin CarboniHowever, we have already written: only after the America’s Cup will it be decided what to do, whether to keep him in the squad immediately or look for a new position on loan. The club’s desire is not to deprive itself of the Argentine gemconsidering it a heritage to be valorised.
