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After Ismaël Koné, Mason Greenwood, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Lilian Brassier, OM will register its fifth recruit of the summer in the person of Valentín Carboni. The Argentinian international, winner of the Copa América in recent weeks, will join the Marseille club in the form of a loan payment of one million euros, with a substantial purchase option of 36 million euros. An option that could in some way be cancelled by Inter by adding 4 million euros, bringing this buyout clause to 40 million euros.
In recent days, Inter boss Giuseppe Marotta himself confirmed: “Carboni? I think we will conclude a temporary transfer with Marseille. But always keeping him under control and linked to Inter”he said. According to our information, the 19-year-old Argentinian is expected tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. in Marseille. A private flight has already been chartered from Milan.
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