Four goals and two assists in the first 10 matches, 438 minutes on the pitch, and the role of the most in-form man in the group: Carlos Augusto comes to the renewal table with credentials that are hard to ignore. According to Corriere dello Sport, Inter aims to close the deal reasonably within a month, extending the contract’s expiration and recognizing the player’s progress up to this point.
The newspaper highlights how the Brazilian’s numbers are “even better than what Dimarco achieved in the same period last year.” Such performance strengthens the full-back’s position in the team’s hierarchy and, as a result, also in the negotiations.
On the negotiation front, Corriere dello Sport clarifies that “what matters more than the deadline is reaching an agreement that fully satisfies all parties.” Carlos Augusto has shown full willingness to engage in dialogue—a signal that also emerged in the belly of San Siro in recent days—and the fact that the timeline has been extended does not create tension or excessive haste.
The player feels the club’s trust and, in particular, that of his coach, who plans to rely on him again in the upcoming matches. A relaxed atmosphere, therefore, that suggests a resolution without any rifts.
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