Valentin Carboni is attracting interest from several Serie A teams. Inter would be happy to keep the young talent, but if the market needs to be financed with sales then the situation changes. This summer Carboni will enjoy the showcase of the Copa America. Inter expects a real auction for him, with several teams interested. The first look is towards Florence, where Raffaele Palladino, who has shaped him at Monza, is expected to arrive. Eyes also in the direction of Bologna, Carboni is an ideal profile for a team that wants to raise the bar in view of participation in the next edition of the Champions League.

Valentin Carboni, the Argentinian class of 2005, comes from a loan from Monza, is valued at around 30 million euros. It seems not impossible to get there, as Fiorentina was willing to put 20 on the plate in January.

Valentin Carboni has done well in his venture at Monza, but on his return from loan, there might not be room for him at Inter, the owner of his ticket. This is because, as read today on La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Nerazzurri's strong desire to get Joshua Zirkzee in the next summer market. This could push Marotta and Ausilio to deprive themselves of their own jewel to be able to put aside a nice treasure to be able to get to the former Bayern attacker. Hence, a dormant track could reopen. The road leads to Florence with Fiorentina who had already tried to snatch the Argentine from Inter in January, only to see a substantial offer of 20 million euros refused. Today, however, things seem to have changed and, it is read, Inter would consent to his departure for an offer of 30 million. It remains to be seen if the companies will find a common ground.

Inter is considering the sale of several young players, including Valentin Carboni. For Carboni, an offer from Fiorentina of 20 million euros was already rejected in January.