Barella during a press conference of the Italian national football team.
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MILAN – The summer transfer market telenovela is over, Nicolò Barella is a new Inter player . At Cagliari 45 million euros more bonuses that could raise the figure up to 50 million euros. The footballer will support medical examinations tomorrow and then sign the contract that will bind him to the Nerazzurri for the next few years.
As Sky Sport writes, Inter and Cagliari have reached an agreement for a total amount of 45 million between the initial loan (12 million ) and the redemption obligation ( fixed at 25 ), in addition to bonuses that are rather easy to reach .
The total could even rise to 50 , since even more difficult bonuses (both individual and team) have been included. Also defined payment methods, the "small" detail that was missing for the final yes. In this sense Barella's opinion was fundamental, as he always wanted only Inter.
The Nerazzurri management wanted to please the new coach Antonio Conte with this enormous amount, which in history Inter paid only for Bobo Vieri, in the summer of 1999, when Massimo Moratti paid as many as 90 billion old lire in Lazio.
As La Gazzetta dello Sport writes, it was another market and the euro-lira comparison is always difficult, but Barella's "balance" remains a very important result. In the top 10 of the most expensive Nerazzurri players there are so many names that have made the history of the club but also sensational flops. On the podium, together with Barella and Vieri, there are Joao Mario and Crespo.
Nicolò Barella was the name put at the top of the list of transfers by Antonio Conte. The Nerazzurri snatched the yes of the player almost immediately, but it was more complex to reach an agreement with Cagliari, which in the meantime had come to an agreement with the Roma who would have given him the attacker Defrel in return.
Rome and Cagliari had an agreement but Barella was clear with the Giallorossi, he only wanted Inter and so it was.
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Source: Blitz Quotidiano