Inter are ready to cash in on Valentin Carboni, who’s being tracked by a few teams in Italy and abroad. He has made the cut over Paulo Dybala and will participate in the upcoming Copa America with Argentina. He has tallied 2 goals and 4 assists in 32 matches with Monza last season.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Nerazzurri are resigned to losing him since they’ll have to break even on the transfer market in the next couple of years. He’s one of their most profitable pieces as they don’t want to part ways with any linchpin.
Inter value Carboni €30M and hope the international competition will serve as a showcase for him. Fiorentina and Atalanta have shown interest in Serie A, but he has some suitors in the Premier League too, for instance, Aston Villa. La Viola hired his former coach Raffaele Palladino. Instead, the Bergamaschi had kicked the tires while it wasn’t certain they’d retain Charles De Ketelaere.
The two Italian sides are after Nicolò Zaniolo, who has fairly similar traits. If the Scudetto winners fetch as much money as they hope, they’ll quickly reinvest in Albert Gudmundsson, even though they’ll have to offload Marko Arnautovic first.
Our Take on Inter and Carboni
That’d be the sacrifice to keep all their core players. Still, if they don’t find a solution for Arnautovic, they might just stand pat offensively, not make any rich purchase, and just loan the talent again.
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