Yesterday, Inter was the absolute protagonist of the transfer market with a double operation that no one expected. On one hand, Manuel Akanji arrived on a paid loan from Manchester City for 1 million euros plus 15 for a possible buyout. On the other hand, Benjamin Pavard was sold to Marseille, also on a paid loan for 2.5 million euros plus a buyout option, with his salary fully paid by the French club.
In addition to the 2.5 million immediately collected by Inter, Fabrizio Romano explained in detail the sale of Pavard on his Youtube channel: “The buyout option for Marseille, in addition to the loan, is 16 million euros. In this case, there is no obligation, as far as I know, it cannot be triggered even if Marseille wins the league or qualifies for the Champions League, nor is it tied to appearances. But it is a free right, for 16 million euros.”
