Pavard wants to stay, three offers rejected to convince Inter

Benjamin Pavard could remain at Inter. According to Le Parisien, the French defender is having an impressive pre-season that has revived his hopes of staying with the Nerazzurri. Under contract until 2028, the thirty-year-old returned to Milan after a very difficult season at Olympique Marseille, where he was unable to fully express his potential despite making 37 appearances in all competitions.

Upon returning from Provence, leaving seemed the most likely option. Now, however, the Frenchman is regaining his best form in the Nerazzurri shirt. On Saturday, in the friendly against Manchester City, Pavard was deployed as a right-back and stood out by scoring the equalizer at the Hong Kong Stadium. Well positioned in the box, he converted a deflected cross from Federico Dimarco into a goal. Substituted in the 69th minute, before Inter‘s victory on penalties, he showed great potential.

Maxifoot, citing information from the French newspaper, explains that the player is trying to earn a contract extension. For this reason, he reportedly turned down offers from Benfica, Galatasaray, and Como. The defender’s determination to stay in Lombardy is evident from his performances in training camp and his desire to turn things around after the disappointing experience in France.