Sassuolo CEO Delivers Update On Inter Milan Top Defensive Target Amid Premier League Interest: “The Price Changes” | OneFootball

Sassuolo CEO Giovanni Carnevali has addressed intense rumors linking Inter Milan target Tarik Muharemovic with a summer exit. 

Speaking to Gazzetta.it via FCInterNews, Carnevali confirmed growing interest from the Premier League in the 23-year-old.

Muharemovic has emerged as one of the top candidates to replace Alessandro Bastoni at San Siro.

Indeed, the Italian center-back could sever ties with the Nerazzurri in the coming months to protect himself from mounting criticism.

Meanwhile, Barcelona are desperate to sign the 26-year-old, even though they cannot match Inter’s €70 million asking price.

However, Bastoni’s exit has become a distinct possibility, forcing Inter to scour the market for potential replacements.

Furthermore, the San Siro giants have already identified several targets, including Tarik Muharemovic.

Still, the Nerazzurri could face stiff competition from several Premier League clubs.

It’s also worth noting that Juventus boast a 50% sell-on clause, as well as a right of first refusal.

Therefore, Inter’s quest to sign Muharemovic in the summer could be easier said than done.

Sassuolo CEO Giovanni Carnevali Addresses Future of Inter Milan Target Tarik Muharemovic

“At the moment, there are no updates regarding his future,” Carnevali said. “I think it’s right to finish the season first, as we still have important matches ahead.

“Then we will make our evaluations based on the offers that will arrive – and some have already come in – but it’s not certain that we have to sell him at all costs.

“Juventus have retained a 50% sell-on clause for Muharemovic. We haven’t set a price for him; we will assess depending on where the offers come from.

“If they come from a top Italian club or a Premier League side, the valuations change. We’ll also see if anyone proposes any counterparts.

“Our goal is to give these players the opportunity to reach top clubs, but we would also be happy to keep them.”