Inter Milan has set a minimum asking price of €35 million for 18-year-old attacking midfielder Valentin Carboni, and they are not entertained by offers below this figure. Despite receiving interest from Fiorentina, West Ham United, and Brentford, who have all made offers for the Argentine currently on loan at Monza, Inter is determined to retain Carboni. The young player has recently broken into the Monza starting eleven, attracting attention from clubs across Italy and Europe. While there are considerations for his future, Inter views Carboni as a potential first-team option for next season and is not willing to sell him for anything less than the asking price. Any potential sale would require a minimum of €35 million, according to Tuttosport. Carboni is expected to remain at Monza for the rest of the current season as coach Raffaele Palladino sees him as an essential part of the team. Offers for Carboni have been in the range of €15-20 million, but Inter is standing firm on their valuation of the player.
MOYES TO MAKE FRESH BID: Inter Milan demands a whopping €35M for their prized Argentina starlet, ignoring all offers from Fiorentina and West Ham United!
