Lazar Samardzic took the medicals and spent a few days in Milan but didn’t finalize his move to Inter. Some problems with his entourage arose during the final stages of the negotiation. He returned to Udine Sunday night, Sky informs.
The player remains keen on the move, but his father changed the terms at the 11th hour, and the Nerazzurri rebuffed him. The midfielder switched his representatives during the transfer. He moved on from Rafaela Pimenta and hired L10S Sports.
Inter reportedly gave a deadline to sort the problems to the Samardzic camp, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs. The deal would likely collapse if it doesn’t go through Monday. If that were the case, La Beneamata would keep Stefano Sensi to round out their midfield. West Ham and Juventus are potentially waiting in the wings to pounce on the starlet.
Per Tuttomercatoweb, the divergencies were primarily technical. His father didn’t like how all the commissions were destined for Pimenta in the paperwork. He would have preferred a formal 50/50 split from the get-go.
Our Take on Inter and Samardzic
The Nerazzurri have surely gotten into the weirdest transfer sagas this summer. Changing agents mid-move is an odd decision. However, if the problems aren’t strictly economic, there’s a solid chance the operation will get done despite the unexpected delay.
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