Curious purchase obligation: If the Nerazzurri score a goal in the next season, they have to sign Robin Gosens on a permanent basis.
It should be between Inter Milan and Atalanta Bergamo in the course of the recent transfer of Robins Gosens enter into a curious agreement. That reports sky. Accordingly, Gosens was not loaned to the Nerazzurri for just half a season including an obligation to buy. Rather, the exchange deal officially runs for 18 months. The obligation to buy only applies if Inter scores a competitive goal in the 2022/23 season.
This clause allows Inter to delay the payment date of the transfer fee in order to gain some breathing room in the current transfer windows. If Inter scores one goal next season, which is to be expected, 25 million euros will flow to Bergamo in installments plus possible bonuses, it is said sky further. Gosens’ contract with Inter will then run until 2026.
Inter: Newcastle also wanted Robin Gosens
Gosens moved from Heracles Almelo to Bergamo in the summer of 2017 for a transfer fee of around one million euros. Due to a hamstring injury, he has only made eight competitive appearances this season, in which he scored two goals.
In addition to Serie A champions Inter, Newcastle United were also recently considered interested in the German international. But the race was made by Inter, which reported the transfer a few days ago as fixed.