Report – No Concrete Offers Yet For Inter Milan & Iran Star
This according to Italian broadcaster SportItalia, via FCInterNews.
Inter Milan striker Mehdi Taremi has been at the centre of a number of transfer rumours in recent weeks.
The 33-year-old had a very underwhelming first season at Inter. Therefore, there is a widespread feeling that he will be on his way after just one year at the club.
There have been plenty of clubs to show an interest in Taremi's signature.
The likes of Botafogo and Flamengo have tried to bring the 33-year-old to Brazil. However, his priority has been to stay in Europe.
Meanwhile, Turkish giants Bestikas have also been eyeing up a move for Taremi.
Inter Yet To Receive Offers For Mehdi Taremi
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA – JANUARY 06: Mehdi Taremi of FC Internazionale celebrates scoring his team's second goal during the Italian Super Cup Final between FC Internazionale and AC Milan at Kingdom Arena on January 06, 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by)
In the meantime, however, the interest in Taremi's signature is also arriving from the Premier League.
The likes of Leeds United, Fulham, West Ham United, and Nottingham Forest all reportedly see the Iranian international as a target.
However, according to SportItalia, Inter have yet to receive any concrete offers for Taremi.
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