Inter transfer market, deal lost for the Nerazzurri? (LaPresse) -spaziointer.it
The Nerazzurri transfer market has been shaken by new news: a Premier League big club is putting a spoke in Inter’s wheels.
The negotiations on the market they never sleep when it comes to Inter. In fact, both in terms of the incoming and outgoing market, the Nerazzurri are active on both fronts. However, in the world of the transfer market when everything seems to be going well, here is a new twist that can completely change the cards on the table.
This is exactly what is happening in these hours, with a negotiation that could slip out of Inter’s hands due to the intrusion of a big from the Premier League. Tottenham, in fact, are ready to come forward to snatch a blow from bothInter Of Marotta that to the Napoli Of Of Lawrence.
Inter transfer market, Tottenham on Leoni: deal gone up in smoke for the Nerazzurri?
Inter had their eyes on John Leoni, the talented baby defender of Sampdoria, with the aim of securing one of the most promising young players in Italian football. However, the road to acquiring the young talent is proving to be more tortuous than expected. As reported by Sky Sport, in addition to Inter, also Napoli and some Premier League clubs, including il Tottenham, they are in the running to win Leoni.
The Sampdoria, aware of the value of his jewel, he set a price for the sale of 5 million euros. But the economic demand is not the only obstacle: the Ligurian club wants Giovanni Leoni to stay and grow in Genoa for at least another year, or even two, as the would prefer Napoli of De Laurentiis, who would be willing to leave the young defender in Liguria, for the moment.
For Inter, the situation becomes further complicated with the interest of English clubs. The Tottenham, in particular, could attract the young defender with an important financial offer. Furthermore, the English sirens make their weight felt, and the prospect of playing in one of the most competitive leagues in the world represents a huge attraction for any young footballer.
John’s Future Leoni so everything is still to be decided. Inter must face fierce competition, on one side from the newborn Napoli of Antonio Conte, and on the other Tottenham. It won’t be easy for the Nerazzurri. Leoni, central defender born in 2006, he is still very young, and could therefore, as he would like Sampdoria, continue in Liguria for another two years, except for a transfer to a more prestigious club.
