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Inter de Milan will take a decisive step to sentence the hiring of Arturo vidal, express wish of his coach, Antonio Conte. The Lombard team will take out their wallet to negotiate financial compensation with Barcelona.
The King has a contract for one more season with the Catalan team, so his departure initially depended on the Chilean agreeing to his free departure from Barça, in exchange for his last year’s token.
However, the talks bogged down after Barcelona informed Inter that they will also require financial compensation for the transfer of the national midfielder, as was done in the case of Iván Rakitic to Sevilla.
As time is short, Inter will cut their losses. Despite the initial refusal and according to market specialist Gianluca di Marzio, the Nerazzurri are now willing to pay for the King Arthur pass.
“The contact with Barcelona has been continuous and the idea is to unblock the player’s game as soon as possible. Inter is now also involved and will try to take advantage of the good relations with the culé team,” says the report from the Sky Sport reporter.
Arturo Vidal played against Inter in the last Champions League: he won both games. Photo: Agency One
Inter wants “a solution”
For Conte and company the essential thing is “to find a solution. The operation will be carried out, but it requires an economic agreement, perhaps with the inclusion of possible bonuses in the form of compensation for Barça, to free the Chilean.
The latest information ensured that the Inter was not going to leave money in the deal (“We will not pay a euro for Arturo Vidal”, said La Gazzetta dello Sport, but the picture changes two weeks after the calcium restart.
In this way, the Italian cast will put their hands in their pockets to speed up the negotiations that, for the moment, have nothing to do with the negotiations of Barça to incorporate Lautaro Martínez.
Arturo Vidal, for his part, keeps training at Barcelona and there is even the possibility that this Saturday he will take to the field in a friendly against Nástic de Tarragona. Although his mind has long been on Appiano Gentile.
