Report – Inter Milan Tightening The Noose On Highly-Rated Valencia Defender As Total Agreement Looms
Report – Inter Milan Tightening The Noose On Highly-Rated Valencia Defender As Total Agreement Looms
Inter Milan have accelerated their pursuit of highly-rated Valencia center-back Cristhian Mosquera in recent days.
Per Corriere dello Sport via FCInterNews, they're on the verge of agreeing on personal terms with the player.
Advertisement
It would be a first step toward bringing the 20-year-old to San Siro.
However, finding an agreement with Valencia could prove rather tricky.
Despite Mosquera's expiring contract, the Spaniards are keen to keep hold of their prized asset.
The defender's deal runs out next summer, which puts Los Che in a precarious position.
Inter Milan Closing In on Valencia Defender Cristhian Mosquera
MALLORCA, SPAIN – NOVEMBER 29: Cristhian Mosquera of Valencia CF gestures during the LaLiga match between RCD Mallorca and Valencia CF at Estadi de Son Moix on November 29, 2024 in Mallorca, Spain. (Photo by)
Aware of the situation, Inter have intensified talks with Cristhian Mosquera.
Indeed, they hope to strengthen their bargaining position before meeting Valencia to negotiate the price tag.
Meanwhile, the Mestalla outfit will reportedly ask for approximately €20 million to sanction a deal.
Advertisement
However, the Italians may try to drive the price down and secure more favorable terms.
With Mosquera unwilling to stay, Valencia may have no choice but to drop their demands.
Otherwise, they will need to run the risk of losing him on a free transfer in 12 months.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
USA Today
2 hours ago
- USA Today
Here's when FIFA Club World Cup teams arrive to US, and cities where they're training
Here's when FIFA Club World Cup teams arrive to US, and cities where they're training Show Caption Hide Caption FIFA president responds to news of slow ticket sales for Club World Cup FIFA President Gianni Infantino calls on Americans to take advantage of Club World Cup being in the country. CORAL GABLES, Fla. – More than half of the FIFA Club World Cup teams have arrived in the United States, with the rest of the field expected to arrive by Saturday. Every team is met at the airport with security and a FIFA liaison to coordinate their visits, USA TODAY Sports learned during a tour of FIFA's Miami headquarters for the tournament. Champions League runner-up Inter Milan (Italy) and Esperance de Tunisie (Tunisia) arrive Wednesday, while CR Flamengo (Brazil), CA River Plate (Argentina) and Manchester City (England) are expected Thursday. Seven more clubs will arrive to their training sites Friday, including Los Angeles FC, which will train in Macon, Georgia. Major League Soccer's other teams in the tournament, Inter Miami and the Seattle Sounders, will remain at their home bases for the tournament. Al Ain from the United Arab Emirates was the first to arrive last week on June 4. Real Madrid (Spain) and Juventus (Italy) will be the last clubs to arrive Saturday – the same day as the Club World Cup opener featuring Lionel Messi's Inter Miami and Egyptian Club Al Alhy at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium. When do FIFA Club World Cup teams arrive in the United States? June 4: Al Ain (United Arab Emirates) to Dulles, VA Al Ain (United Arab Emirates) to Dulles, VA June 5: Al Ahly (Egypt) to Miami; Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) to Portland, OR. Al Ahly (Egypt) to Miami; Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) to Portland, OR. June 6: Ulsan HD (South Korea) to Charlotte, NC Ulsan HD (South Korea) to Charlotte, NC June 7: Fluminense FC (Brazil) to Columbia, SC Fluminense FC (Brazil) to Columbia, SC June 9: SL Benfica (Portugal) to Tampa, FL; CA Boca Juniors (Argentina) to Miami; Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) to Bradenton/Sarasota, FL; Botafogo (Brazil) to Los Angeles; Palmerias (Brazil) to Charlotte, NC. SL Benfica (Portugal) to Tampa, FL; CA Boca Juniors (Argentina) to Miami; Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) to Bradenton/Sarasota, FL; Botafogo (Brazil) to Los Angeles; Palmerias (Brazil) to Charlotte, NC. June 10: Auckland City FC (New Zealand) to Chattanooga, TN, Atlético de Madrid (Spain) to Los Angeles; FC Bayern München (Germany) to Orlando, FL; Wydad AC (Morocco) to Dulles, VA; FC Porto (Portugal) to Newark, NJ; Paris Saint-Germain (France) to Los Angeles. Auckland City FC (New Zealand) to Chattanooga, TN, Atlético de Madrid (Spain) to Los Angeles; FC Bayern München (Germany) to Orlando, FL; Wydad AC (Morocco) to Dulles, VA; FC Porto (Portugal) to Newark, NJ; Paris Saint-Germain (France) to Los Angeles. June 11: Inter Milan (Italy) to Los Angeles; Esperance de Tunisie (Tunisia) to Detroit. Inter Milan (Italy) to Los Angeles; Esperance de Tunisie (Tunisia) to Detroit. June 12: CR Flamengo (Brazil) to Atlantic City, NJ; CA River Plate (Argentina) to Seattle/Tacoma, WA; Manchester City (England) to Fort Lauderdale, FL. CR Flamengo (Brazil) to Atlantic City, NJ; CA River Plate (Argentina) to Seattle/Tacoma, WA; Manchester City (England) to Fort Lauderdale, FL. June 13: Borussia Dortmund (Germany) to Fort Lauderdale, FL; CF Pachuca (Mexico) to Charlotte, NC; Chelsea FC (England) to Philadelphia; Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) to Dulles, VA; FC Salzburg (Austria) to Newark, NJ, Los Angeles FC (U.S., MLS) to Macon, GA; CF Monterrey (Mexico) to Los Angeles. Borussia Dortmund (Germany) to Fort Lauderdale, FL; CF Pachuca (Mexico) to Charlotte, NC; Chelsea FC (England) to Philadelphia; Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) to Dulles, VA; FC Salzburg (Austria) to Newark, NJ, Los Angeles FC (U.S., MLS) to Macon, GA; CF Monterrey (Mexico) to Los Angeles. June 14: Juventus FC (Italy) to White Sulphur Springs, WV; Real Madrid CF (Spain) to West Palm Beach, FL. Where are FIFA Club World Cup teams training sites?
Yahoo
2 hours ago
- Yahoo
Barcelona to renew youngster's contract, before allowing him to depart
Barcelona to renew youngster's contract, before allowing him to depart The brass at La Liga giants Barcelona have made a call on the future of young midfielder Pablo Torre. That's according to Mundo Deportivo, who have on Wednesday provided an insight into the latest developments behind the scenes in Catalunya's capital. Advertisement Torre, for his part, is fresh off a largely frustrating campaign with Barcelona in 2024/25. Despite impressing when afforded the opportunity, the major competition for places in the attacking midfield role in Hansi Flick's XI saw the 22-year-old restricted to just five starts across all competitions. A summer exit for Torre, in turn, has long been rumoured in the media. And if the latest word stemming from the Camp Nou on Wednesday is anything to go by, then as much appears to be on the cards, with a twist… As per a report from MD: 'The idea is to negotiate with his representatives for a contract extension starting in June 2026. Once secured and under control, the club would either loan Torre out with a purchase option or sell him with a buyout clause as affordable as possible.' In this way, Barcelona would keep control over the long-term future of a player considered 'excellent' from both a technical and tactical standpoint by manager Hansi Flick. Conor Laird – GSFN
Yahoo
2 hours ago
- Yahoo
Report – Outgoing Inter Milan Veteran Striker Prefers Serie A Stay Over Foreign Move
Departing Inter Milan veteran Marko Arnautovic is reportedly keen to stay in Serie A beyond the summer. Per La Stampa via FCInter1908, the 36-year-old has no intention of leaving Italy's top flight. Indeed, he first joined the club on a season-long loan from Bologna. Advertisement However, he signed a permanent contract the following year. Arnautovic's deal will expire at the end of June, with Inter unwilling to offer him fresh terms. Departing Inter Milan Ace Marko Arnautovic Seeking Serie A Stay MILAN, ITALY – MARCH 08: Marko Arnautovic of FC Internazionale shows appreciation to the fans following 3-2 victory after the Serie A match between FC Internazionale and Monza at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on March 08, 2025 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by) The Austrian star will become a free agent in less than a month. Meanwhile, his chances of staying in Serie A look bleak after he turned down a move to Torino last January. Indeed, the Granata tried to sign him as a short-term replacement for the injured Duvan Zapata. Yet, he refused a switch to Turin to stay at San Siro. Marco Baroni's appointment at Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino could see the Granata reignite their interest in the veteran striker. In addition to Torino, Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce could offer Arnautovic a contract this summer.
