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Inter Milan are inclined to sell their young prodigy Valentin Carboni to OM but not under any conditions.
Olympique de Marseille are currently working hard to sign Inter Milan striker Valentin Carboni. The transfer is well underway, but the Lombard club does not intend to give up its jewel easily.
Inter are ready to sell Carboni to OM, despite the esteem they have for this young player. However, and if we are to believe what the media TMW reports, the Nerazzurri are working on an agreement that will protect them if Carboni explodes in France in his first season.
Inter will sell Carboni but…
Carboni should be loaned to OM for 1 million euros with a purchase option of 40 million euros. On the Lombardy side, we are pushing to integrate a buyout clause which will allow them to recover the young prodigy at a reduced price.
As a reminder, Carboni was part of the team that won the Copa América this summer. Playing as an attacking midfielder, he is considered a future great in his country. At the Vélodrome, he is already seen as the worthy heir to “Commandant” Lucho Gonzalez.
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