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The Milan club has seen the forward develop and has already conducted a survey to gather information.
Darwin’s performances since he moved from second-tier Spanish Almería to Benfica, as well as the recent statement by the forward in the Uruguay national team, where he has scored two goals in three international matches, are arousing the interest of several clubs and one or Inter .
According to GAME, the Milan emblem has made observations to Darwin in recent weeks and has even conducted a survey to assess his chances of securing the attacker, either in the next market window or in summer. At the moment, no specific offer has been put on the table, but the strong Inter footballer, sports director Piero Ausilio, has drawn your attention to this process.
With five goals scored with the Benfica shirt, in addition to several assists and an almost perfect adaptation to Jorge Jesús’ style of play, Darwin has cleared up some doubts about his real value, the one he played in the II Spanish League. As we learned, the interest that Inter has shown in the striker runs up against the desire that the Benfica structure has to see the 21-year-old at Luz for longer and not see him leave in the coming months. Armored by a clause of 150 million euros, the Italians, who were, along with the eagles, the most spending clubs in the last market -98 million euros in reinforcements-, will have to aim for high values to convince Vieira to sell to the Uruguayan. . Also from what we learned, the forward, who has a close relationship with now vice president Rui Costa, has already expressed his willingness to return the eagles’ bet on him and stay at Benfica until he is national champion. In other words, Darwin only plans to leave The Light in 2021/22 or later. The truth is that, despite having recently arrived in Portugal, the forward already sees that doors are opening to more valued leagues and not only in Italy but also in Spain.
Currently serving Uruguay, Darwin is preparing to play this Tuesday night against Everton’s Brazil at the Centenario Stadium, in Montevideo, in qualifying for the 2022 World Cup.
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