Inter Market, Marotta challenges Milan for the Premier midfielder -(ANSA)- SpazioInter.it
On the eve of the transfer window opening, it’s the Derby della Madonnina for a Premier League midfielder. Marotta studies the shot well, but must keep an eye on his Rossoneri cousins, ready to get serious.
Inter e Milan are getting ready to start training for next season. As soon as their commitments with the national teams are over, the players will return to a scorching Milan. And in the meantime, the respective managements will already be working to deliver the new additions to the coaches.
No particular changes are expected in Appiano Gentile. The guide of Simone Inzaghibuilt over time, is bearing fruit. Just like the Nerazzurri team, which has allowed itself only a few small – albeit fatal – lapses.
Diametrically opposite discussion for the Rossoneri. Between old acquaintances and new arrivals, a squad that is certainly renewed – after the holes and hitches of last season – will have to embrace the game that will be imposed by Paulo Fonseca. With the hope that a new winning cycle can be inaugurated.
Two different starting points, but same objectives. Just like on the transfer market front. Where, apparently, a real Derby della Madonnina is underway in pursuit of a midfielder who plays in the Premier League. That’s who it is.
Inter-Milan: it’s a transfer clash
Among the various rumors that began to spread this summer, there seems to be Inter and Milan’s interest in Pierre Hojbjerg, Danish midfielder currently playing for Tottenham from 2020. The lack of ownership this season led the 1995 class to want to leave the English club.
The decision was postponed until the end of the European Championships in Germany, where Hojbjerg is making himself the absolute protagonist with the shirt of his national team, despite the interruption of his path in the competition by the hosts.
Not just the Rossoneri and Nerazzurri on the Spurs player. Because it seems that even theAtletico Madrid have set their sights on him. The amount requested by Tottenham is very clear. In fact, it is about Approximately 15 million euros – while, as far as his salary is concerned, the Dane earns around 3.3 million euros.
It cannot be ruled out, however, that the player may decide to lower his salary in the name of a longer contract. And so the two Italian teams will be ready to go to war, each to bring him to the San Siro with their own colours.
