Inter Milan confirms for Valentin Carboni and OM

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM, Inter Milan: the crazy financial details of the Valentin Carboni case

After Lilian Brassier, Mason Greenwood, Pierre-Emile Hojberg and Ismaël Koné, Olympique de Marseille has been looking for an attacking midfielder for several weeks. We told you that the Marseille club was very close to securing Buenos Aires native Valentin Carboni (19 years old). The file is almost closed between all parties for a loan with an option to buy.

Inter Milan boss Guiseppe Marotta has confirmed advanced negotiations with OM. “Valentin Carboni? I think we will approach Marseille for a temporary transfer. But we will always have him under control and he will remain linked to Inter Milan.”explained the president of the reigning Italian champion. This smells good for Olympique de Marseille, which is about to complete a new major signing.

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