Inter Milan showed interest in Mateo Silvetti, but the negotiations did not succeed as Newell's Old Boys have valued him at 10 million euros. The president Ignacio Astore stated that selling Silvetti was not in their plans unless the desired financial terms were met. Silvetti remains at Newell's, and there is a positive disposition to extend his contract, which expires in December.

Mateo Silvetti, an attacking winger born in 2006, is also mentioned in transfer talks with Inter. Though discussions are separate from Tomàs Perez's transfer, Newell's Old Boys is interested in pursuing both transfers due to financial constraints and to unlock their incoming market. Marcelo Simonian, a well-known agent, is involved in the negotiations.

Mateo Silvetti, nicknamed 'Toto' in his homeland, is in a more complicated situation. The club wants to renew his contract but is not entirely opposed to his departure. For the 2006-born player, Newell's Old Boys wants 10 million euros or a club willing to buy him but leave him on loan for another 6 months. The desire is to finalize his exit in the summer.

Inter Milan is interested in Mateo Silvetti and has already made contact with Newell's Old Boys regarding a potential transfer. Newell's is asking for 3 million euros for Silvetti, who is considered a key player and the top scorer for the club in the recent league.