Motta, but which Juve? OFFICIAL: he has signed the contract with Inter | He will be Nerazzurri until 2028

Motta signs with Inter, the contract runs until 2028, having overcome the competition from Juventus, Marotta is happy and enjoys his transfer masterpiece

Thiago Motta he is still in fourth place in the standings with his Bologna. Two consecutive goalless draws represent two worrying missteps, given the opponents faced, Frosinone and Monza, but the historic qualification for the next Champions League is entirely in the hands of the Emilian club, close to a feat also praised by foreign newspapers, amazed by the team’s performance.

A team full of talent and well fielded by the blue coach, who is preparing for a career leap at the end of this season and his possible arrival in a top club in Serie A or abroad, with a waltz of the benches that could see him as a protagonist.

He remains humble and focused on completing the work started last year with his Bologna, which has become a perfect machine in our championship, capable of some very high level performances, praised by all sports critics.

The hypotheses on its future, however, are the most disparate, with the Juventus is currently the favourite to hire him as coach for the return to Europe and to start a new cycle, given the probable farewell of Max Allegri.

Motta signs a contract with Inter until 2028

Matteo MottaInstead, he will try to follow in the footsteps of his namesake by wearing the Inter shirt. The left back, born in 2005, has signed his first professional contract. For the number 13 of the Nerazzurri Primavera, an agreement until 30 June 2028.

Raised in Inter’s youth sector, the player is among the best in the squad coached by Cristian Chivu this season, with five consecutive games in which he was started.

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There are many talents in the Nerazzurri youth system making note on loanboth in Serie A and in B, with the core of the current Italian Under 21 which is made up of players who grew up in Appiano Gentile, from Casadei to Zanotti.

Motta could follow the example of his colleagues, shining in another club and then returning to play his cards back to base, with the hope of becoming a top-level player with his current team.