SempreInter.Com
·25 January 2025
SempreInter.Com
·25 January 2025
The President of Godoy Cruz has made clear to Inter Milan that the release clause for midfielder Santino Andino is €20 million.
Godoy President Jose Manzur spoke to Italian outlet FCInterNews. He gave a “hands off” message regarding the 19-year-old midfielder, and also noted that there are a couple Premier League clubs keen to sign him.
Yesterday, transfer links emerged between Inter and young Godoy midfielder Andino.
Reportedly, the 19-year-old is a player who the Nerazzurri want to sign for their newly-formed Under-23 team.
Inter have long scouted South America for young talent. Argentina in particular.
Therefore, it is not a surprise to see a player like Andino reportedly come up on the Nerazzurri’s radar.
Moreover, a report yesterday suggested that Inter are set to miss out on the signing of midfielder Tomas Perez. Talks with Newell’s Old Boys for a transfer of Perez reportedly fell through.
Therefore, Santino Andino could represent an alternative target if Inter want to sign a young Argentine midfielder to bolster their ranks for the future.
There is hardly a guarantee that Inter will be able to agree a deal for Andino, however.
The Nerazzurri have found negotiations with Newell’s tricky for Tomas Perez, as well as Mateo Silvetti.
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And it could very well prove to be a similar case with Andino.
Godoy President Manzur has made clear that his club intend to cash in.
Firstly, Manzur made clear that “the player’s contract belongs 100% to us.”
“His release clause is $20 million [equivalent to around €19 million],” the Godoy President continued.
Meanwhile, Manzur noted that “Two clubs in the Premier League have already inquired about him.”
However, the Godoy President noted that “This is a discussion for June. Not for the immediate future.”
“Clubs who want to sign Andino will have to wait,” he made clear.
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