After an initial part of the transfer market that saw Inter complete the signings of Zielinski, Taremi, Martinez and the renewals with the various Barellas and Lautaros, the club from Viale della Liberazione “is ready to enter the second phase of its transfer campaign”. A second part “dedicated to the strategy to succeed in reaching Albert Gudmundsson“. Tuttosport has no doubts in this sense and makes the Icelander the market objective of the Italian champions. To get to the Genoa centre forward, however, the road is a bit tortuous, certainly long.
To get to the twenty-seven-year-old Icelander, Marotta and co must first place several outgoing players “to create space for the various Serie A and UEFA lists, but above all to collect the money necessary to present themselves to the rossoblù club and make the right offer”. The Griffin will not hold him back, nor will he sell him off. “Inter know they like the Icelander – we read again on TS – and therefore he thinks he can have time to sell players and then be able to negotiate with Genoa. In the list of redundancies the names of appear Correa, Radu, Agoume and Vanheusden, and young players to be placed on loan or permanently with the right to buy back (Filip Stankovic, Oristanio, Satriano, Sebastiano and Francesco Pio Esposito) and Arnautovic”.
