Inter Milan not willing to meet Arsenal’s asking price for unsettled star

Inter Milan remains keen to add Bernd Leno to their squad and they could move for the German in the winter transfer window, but they will not pay Arsenal’s asking price.

The Gunners signed Aaron Ramsdale in the last transfer window and the Englishman is expected to become his long-term number one.

Leno also has an expiring contract at the Emirates and he isn’t expected to sign an extension to it.

Todofichajes says Inter wants him to replace Samir Handanovic in their goal from next season.

They could move for him in the January transfer window, but Arsenal values him at 22m euros.

That hasn’t stopped the Italians from making plans to sign him, but the report insists that they will pay significantly less than that for his signature.

The Italians also have an interest in the signature of Andre Onana, but Leno is the goalkeeper that they want to be in their goal from next season.

Arsenal knows they will struggle to convince Leno to stay as number two behind Ramsdale and their best option might be to get the most money that they can from the sale of the German.

Ramsdale has been in goal for Arsenal’s last two league matches and they have kept a clean sheet in each game.

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6 Comments

  1. based on what has transpired over the last 12 months, I would be surprised if anyone met that evaluation, which btw isn’t solely Leno’s fault

  2. I’ve seen this story before……and it’s end with a free transfer, wasted wages and a bloated squad until contract is run down.

  3. Arsenal should go for Ivan toney. He leads his team attack and defense from the front. like how he dealt with both Liverpool formidable centre backs. He held his own and won seven aerial duels against them, even drag van dijk on the tuft.
    I say he the real deal. A complete forward that we need. He make arsenal forward complete with his power, pace and hold up play. Arteta n edu look him up.

    1. Why would you think they would sell Toney. Brentford are more that likely to stay in the Premier League and will build and strengthen their squad.Toney is a key element in this process. We have as much chance of signing him as the proverbial snowball in hell.

      1. Not so pat H, given Brentford are not made of money like the top rivals we have . New Prem clubs with a mere 18000 crowd and limited commercial attraction , even playing against Liverpool, have to cut their cloth accordingly!

        Toney WOULD be a sensible option for us and one that we could well land, IF we are interested. I’d like him to come too.
        Unlike say Sterling, whose name I saw bandied about on here a month or so ago who was never a serious possibility, wonderful player though he be.

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