Inter transfer market, the Nerazzurri withdraw from the race for the Genoa player: price exaggerated
At Inter we look to the future with great optimism despite the corporate rapprochement that saw the club move from Steven Zhang to the Oaktree fund. The Nerazzurri, in any case, are returning from a very positive season in which, thanks to the work of Simone Inzaghi, they managed to win the twentieth championship in their history.
For next season the whole environment is asking to raise the bar: first of all we will need to reconfirm ourselves in the championship and then try not to disfigure ourselves in the Champions League and in the Club World Cup which will be played in June 2025.
In a few days, meanwhile, Inter will be preparing to embrace the two successes achieved in the month of January and which will be perfected from July 1st. We are referring to Polish midfielder Piotr Zielinski and Iranian striker Taremi. Both will arrive at no cost to the Nerazzurri, the first from Napoli and the second from Porto.
Inter transfer market, nothing to be done for the striker: exaggerated price
Inter don’t want to stop at Taremi as the only reinforcement for the attack. Next season Inzaghi will certainly continue to focus on Thuram and Lautaro Martinez, while Arnautovic and Sanchez could also be sold.
It’s no mystery that the Nerazzurri have been following Genoa striker Albert Gudmundsson for a while now, the Icelandic played an extraordinary season in Liguria and contributed with goals and assists to the Grifone’s quiet salvation. But there is another striker who has been on Inter’s radar for some time. We’re talking about Retegui, the Italian-Argentine striker also called up by Spalletti for Euro 2024.
Inter, Genoa “shoots high” for Retegui
According to the latest rumors, Genoa would value Retegui as much as 30 million eurosa figure which, however, Inter cannot agree on and would like to possibly bring the former Tigre striker to Milan for a few million less.
The journey and Euro 2024 will certainly weigh heavily on Retegui, if he does well against Italy his value could even increase, just as the suitors for his purchase would consequently increase.
