Post by Taxigirl on Jul 29, 2005 9:40:37 GMT
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Real Madrid stopper Walter Samuel is expected to finally complete his move to Inter on Friday.
The Argentine international has been linked with the outfit for some time and he should put pen to paper on a contract later today.
Samuel is set to fly into Milan to undergo a medical and then sign a four-year deal at the San Siro.
The 26-year-old has been targeted as the club look to resolve their central defensive problems.
An agreement between the two clubs was reached earlier this week and talks over the players wages have now been completed.
The former Boca Juniors ace returns to Serie A after an absence of just a year following his departure from Roma last summer.
Samuel should also be joined by Real teammate Luis Figo at Inter, possibly as soon as over the weekend.
The Portuguese winger will leave the Spanish club this summer and has reportedly agreed a two-year deal, in principal, with the Nerazzurri.
"It is my objective to play for another two seasons," Figo stated recently. "If I can’t do that at Real then I will look elsewhere.
"Inter? They are a possibility because it would be very difficult for me to join another Spanish club."
Real Madrid stopper Walter Samuel is expected to finally complete his move to Inter on Friday.
The Argentine international has been linked with the outfit for some time and he should put pen to paper on a contract later today.
Samuel is set to fly into Milan to undergo a medical and then sign a four-year deal at the San Siro.
The 26-year-old has been targeted as the club look to resolve their central defensive problems.
An agreement between the two clubs was reached earlier this week and talks over the players wages have now been completed.
The former Boca Juniors ace returns to Serie A after an absence of just a year following his departure from Roma last summer.
Samuel should also be joined by Real teammate Luis Figo at Inter, possibly as soon as over the weekend.
The Portuguese winger will leave the Spanish club this summer and has reportedly agreed a two-year deal, in principal, with the Nerazzurri.
"It is my objective to play for another two seasons," Figo stated recently. "If I can’t do that at Real then I will look elsewhere.
"Inter? They are a possibility because it would be very difficult for me to join another Spanish club."