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Inter focuses its attention on the South American market and maps out options to reinforce Miguel Ángel Ramírez’s squad. Colorado consulted two Nacional players from Uruguay: midfielder Gabriel Neves and defender Guzmán Corujo.
In contact with give, the manager of the two athletes, Gerardo Arias, confirmed that he received a survey from Colorado from both. A source from Nacional also says that there is interest in the gaucho club behind the wheel.
However, so far there is no agreement in progress. The Colorado board also denies having an interest in or making any move for these players.
Gabriel Neves in action for Nacional, Uruguay – Photo: Getty Images
The one that advances in the deals with Gabriel Neves is São Paulo. The São Paulo club presented a proposal to acquire 50% of the player’s federative rights.
Inter does have an ongoing negotiation with Nacional and very close to concluding. But for a way out. Colorado referred the loan of Leandro Fernández to the Uruguayan club. The two teams shared the attacker’s salary.
So far, Inter has only agreed to one contract for the season. The club led the arrival of Carlos Palacios, a 20-year-old forward who belongs to the Spanish Union of Chile, and has already been called up by the Chilean team.
But first, the club is still preparing the official presentation of Miguel Ángel Ramírez, this Friday afternoon. The Spanish coach was announced last Tuesday.
