DBasia.news – Seeing the amazing appearance of Gabriel Barbosa Flamengo has made Intermilan start raising the price of the player. If the amount hits 40 million euros, Inter Milan will open the opportunity to negotiate to discuss the issue of Gabigol’s transfer.
Gabriel Barbosa performed brilliantly with Flamengo this season. The 23-year-old striker became a hero when Flamengo won the 2019 Copa Libertadores. In addition, he also played a role in the success of Flamengo winning the Brazilian Serie A.
The ex-Santos player had 31 goals plus 10 assists in 38 matches. Inevitably, Gabigol is touted as one of the best strikers Brazil has today.
Gabigol’s achievement is good news for Inter Milan. As La Beneamata is able to boost the selling price of the player.
Inter Milan are reportedly still not changing their minds regarding the future of Gabigol. Inter still want to release the attacker at the right price.
The Nerazzurri rates, Gabigol’s level of play still cannot compete in Europe. In addition, Inter also disliked Gabriel Barbosa’s undisciplined attitude.
Based on Tuttosport’s report, the latest value from Inter Milan for Gabigol is 40 million euros. The amount is up a few percent from what Inter initially wanted.
In fact, Inter already has an agreement with Flamengo who wants to redeem Gabigol with a dowry of 16 million euros plus a percentage of future sales of 20 percent. However, Flamengo retreated as he could not meet with that amount.
Now, for Flamengo, Inter Milan has pegged the price of 20 to 25 million euros. The club that is synonymous with red and black is trying to find funds to give to Inter Milan.
Inter Milan also hopes that Gabigol can head to other clubs so that they can achieve a higher fund of 40 million euros. The plan, Inter will use the money from the sale of Gabigol to bring in a new striker in the January 2020 transfer market.
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