Franco Carboni, who recently returned from a loan at Monza, has left Inter Milan to sign with River Plate.

Franco Carboni is officially a new player of River Plate. The Inter player moves to Buenos Aires on an eighteen-month loan, with a buyout option set at around 5 million euros. Inter, in any case, retains control of its talent, given the counter-buyout clause that will eventually be triggered at around 10 million euros. Before moving to Argentina, Carboni will sign a new contract with Inter, which will be valid until the Argentine club decides to take the player on a permanent basis. For Franco, this is a return to Argentina after a period in the youth sector of Lanus before arriving in Italy.

Franco Carboni is officially a new player of River Plate. Although he remains owned by Inter, he will be on loan for eighteen months in Buenos Aires, with a buyout option after a year and a half set at around 5 million euros. Inter has also included a counter-buy clause that could be activated for around 10 million euros.

Franco Carboni joins River Plate on loan with a purchase option set at 5 million euros. Inter retains a buy-back clause. Carboni will sign a new contract with Inter before moving to Argentina.