Report – Iran Striker Trains Alone While Waiting For Inter Milan Exit
According to Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInter1908, the Iranian striker has undertaken intense training sessions to gain match fitness.
Despite earlier reports suggesting he joined Stefano Vecchi's U23 squad, the 33-year-old is working alone.
Indeed, Taremi finds himself on the fringes at San Siro as Inter wait for offers for their castaway.
Mehdi Taremi Trains Separately from Inter Milan Squad
LECCE, ITALY – JANUARY 26: Mehdi Taremi of FC Internazionale celebrates after scoring his team's fourh goal goal during the Serie A match between Lecce and FC Internazionale at Stadio Via del Mare on January 26, 2025 in Lecce, Italy. (Photo by)
The former Porto striker The former Porto striker is reportedly desperate to continue his career in one of Europe's top-five leagues.
However, Fulham and Leeds United have yet to approach Inter to discuss his switch to the Premier League.
Furthermore, Taremi's salary of €3 million net per season has put off several other suitors.
Meanwhile, Mehdi Taremi is reluctant to join Super Lig giants Besiktas.
In addition, he has already rejected Flamengo's attempt to lure him to South America.
As such, his future is hanging in the balance.
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