Inter Milan hopes to get transfer points from 6 young players

Inter Milan hopes to get transfer share from players such as Gastano Oristano, Philip Stankovic, Faquento Colidio, Lucien Agume.

The Milan Sports mentioned that Martin Satriano and Mattia Zanotti also had transfer share.

In recent years, Inter Milan has sold several young players. One of the strategies of the Nerazzurri is that if these players are in good shape with other teams and get a big transfer opportunity, they can earn a certain amount of income through the transfer share clause.

For example, last summer window Inter Milan sold midfielder Oristanho and goalkeeper Stankovic to Venice, with transfer fees of 4 million and 1.5 million euros respectively. However, the transfer share clauses are included in the transfer contracts of both players, with the share ratios being 30% and 50% respectively. Considering the two performed well last season and Venice dropped to Serie B, there is a high possibility of being sold by the team this summer.

and then shooter Colidio. Inter sold the young Argentinian to the riverbed for 4.4 million euros. Meanwhile, scorer Satriano joined Lons for €5 million, and wingback Zanotti joined Lugano for €2.5 million. Inter retains the transfer share terms of Colidio, Satriano and Zanotti. According to the report of "Milan Sports Daily", the transfer share ratio of the three is between 20-30%.

Finally, French midfielder Agume. Inter sold Agume to Sevilla for a relatively low price (4 million euros), but the contract included a 50% transfer share clause. But Sevilla can reduce the share to 10% by paying Inter 4 million euros.