Inter Milan and Argentine striker Carlos Tevez currently playing for Manchester City in England have come to an agreement for the player to have the chance to wear the black and blue Inter jersey next season. This agreement was reported by the Italian sports newspaper Corriente dello Sport last Friday.
The sport’s article stated that Carlos Tevez was disposed to go to Inter for 7 million Euros per season with a contract of five seasons. The contract would possibly have bonuses that would add up 10 million Euros per season.
The Italian sports newspaper also stated that in order for the agreement between Carlos Tevez and Inter to become real, Inter Milan and Manchester City must come to a fair agreement as well.
Currently, the Argentine striker cost estimates up to 40 to 45 millions in Euros, but the Italian club team is hoping that Manchester City will settle for a cool 30 to 35 millions in Euros.
Inter Milan, according to the Italian sports newspaper, is also eye balling the Spaniard and captain of club team Arsenal from the English Premier League, Cesc Fabregas. Corriente dello Sports states that Inter Milan is seeking Fabregas to reinforce the midfield, and to support Carlos Tevez who would be playing up front.
The sports newspaper states that the coming of Cesc Fabregas to the Italian club team from Milan is not as likely as Tevez. Inter would have to sell or trade the Dutch star Wesley Sneijder in order for the Fabregas’s deal to come through.
The deal with Fabregas is a bit expensive for Inter since Arsenal is requesting at least 50 million Euros. Inter would have to trade or sell a player or maybe two in order for the Italian club team to achieve both Fabregas and Tevez for next season.
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