I’Inter still not digested insult suffered by Bremer ended up in the rival of Juventus despite having the player in hand since last January. The slowdown in negotiations to sell Skriniar to PSG, preparatory to the Brazilian’s onslaught, led the Nerazzurri to extend the deadline to close with the Turin that, taking advantage of the sudden insertion of the Bianconeri in the desperate search for the replacement of De Ligt, he took the opportunity to play higher in the price of the defender’s card effectively ruining the plans of the Milanese remained completely out of place.
The behavior of the grenade company was not limited toInter who is now implementing his “revenge” taking advantage of Torino’s interest in the young talents of the Nerazzurri daycare Cesare Casadei (which the Nerazzurri had already included as a technical counterpart in the previous negotiation for Bremer). Despite what happened to the Brazilian central, Piedmont have submitted an offer to have the 2003-born midfielder on loan with the right to redeem seeing itself, however, dictated by the conditions quite different from those in which he was being treated when this was part of the operation that should have brought Bremer to Milan.
In fact, now, in addition to a top player economic rating that must go, Inter considers a sine qua non condition for the positive outcome of the negotiation to be theinsertion of a buy-back clause to keep tabs on the young talent he showed last season with Nerazzurri Primavera.
Now, therefore, to take Cesare Casadei, Turin will have to pay a player loan feefix one highest amount for any ransom of your brand and offer the Milanese the opportunity to decide whether to buy back the player at a price already established in the negotiation phase if that in the season under the orders of Ivan Juric confirms the potential that he has so far allowed to glimpse his way in the youth teams. Not so convenient conditions for President Cairo’s company that sound like a small “regret” for the outcome of the Bremer affair.
Source: Fan Page IT
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