Mancini’s call, his debut in blue as owner, the goal after 60 minutes. And now the dream below which seems to be more than a simple suggestion. It’s Mateo’s last crazy week Retegui
, who went from wearing the Tiger shirt to finding himself in Naples, with the Italy shirt, as the protagonist. And maybe he will also be the protagonist of the next market session.
«
He grew up after Bobo
Vieri
, now he is in love with Lautaro
Martinez». Message from dad Carlos, who has revealed his son’s idols in recent days. And it is no coincidence that with the Tiger he wears the number 32, Vieri’s historical number. The nerazzurri for Mateo it seems to be fate. Inter, on the other hand, is not new to fishing in Argentina, a country with which there is a very deep football connection.
Management acted early for the striker, much appreciated and not of today. The interest in him has been alive for more than a year: Naples’ was just the latest of many matches in which he has been closely watched. The presence of Darius Baccin at MaradonaIt is indeed no coincidence. With Dzeko heading towards the end of his career and Lukaku’s future still to be written, Italy’s new striker could well be right up his alley for the Nerazzurri.
Relations with the Tiger are excellent: the two clubs already worked together on the occasion of the loan of Facundo Colidio. In June, the Argentine club will redeem official Retegui from Boca Juniors (which retains the right to 50% in future resale) for approx. 2 and a half million. Then let’s think about the future. The road will be long and after the goal on his debut for blue, the demands could rise. With one certainty: Inter will start from pole position.
Source: Corriere
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