The Greek goalkeeper, born in 2001, would have ended up on the list of the Nerazzurri management, who are looking for a deputy Sommer
One of Inter’s priorities in this summer transfer window is a young goalkeeper, who will join Sommer with the prospect of taking up his legacy between the posts of the Nerazzurri goal. La Gazzetta dello Sport proposes a new name: that of Christos Mandas, Greek goalkeeper born in 2001 for Lazio.
“There is a name that is making its way into the club’s ideas: Christos Mandas, a 22-year-old Greek from Lazio. He imposed himself in the second part of the season, so much so that his name ended up in the notebooks of several first-tier clubs. Claudio Lotito’s club is having difficulty in adapting his contract, which also has a long expiry date, 2028. And in the event of a sale, the capital gain would be enormous, considering that the player was paid only 1 million. Now it would take at least 15 times as much to take it away.
Inter like Mandas and coach Inzaghi, who has had positive references, likes him. It won’t be easy to “attack” him due to his contract until 2028. But Inter are looking to Italy to fill their gap between the posts. Mandas stood out in the last championship, when he was called to replace Provedel. And he doesn’t have a market price that’s too different from the other goalkeeper he follows closely, the Spaniard Josep Denzel Martinez of Genoa“.
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