Inter Milan announced an agreement with Olympique de Marseille for the early termination of Valentin Carboni's loan. The young Argentine offensive midfielder, who has been sidelined due to a ligament sprain since early October, is expected to be out for several more months. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation and hopes to be available for the Club World Cup in June.

Olympique Marsiglia is considering terminating Valentin Carboni's loan due to his injury, a cruciate ligament rupture sustained while on national duty. Reports from Goal.com France and La Gazzetta dello Sport indicate that Carboni's time with OM is ending, and he is expected to return to Inter in the coming weeks to continue his recovery.

Valentin Carboni, currently on loan at Olympique de Marseille from Inter Milan, suffered a severe knee injury during training with the Argentine national team. As a result, his season is over, and Olympique de Marseille intends to negotiate the termination of his loan with Inter Milan. The loan deal was initially a paid loan of 1 million EUR with a purchase option set at 36 million EUR.

Valentin Carboni, who is presently on loan to Olympique de Marseille from Inter Milan, may have to return to Inter Milan because of a severe injury. Carboni, having sustained a knee ligament sprain during his time with the Argentine national team, is anticipated to miss the remainder of the season. According to the Italian media outlet Gazzetta Dello Sport, talks are in progress between OM and Inter about the possibility of ending Carboni's loan. Inter Milan is contemplating recalling Carboni to Milan for rehabilitation, which would enable the club to manage his recovery process.