Report – Argentina Star Joins Genoa Training Ahead Of Loan Move From Inter Milan
This according to Italian broadcaster Sky Sport Italia, via FCInterNews.
Genoa have completed an agreement to sign Valentin Carboni on loan from Inter Milan.
The 20-year-old will not be joining the Ligurian club on loan with a purchase option. Rather, it is just a season-long dry loan deal.
This reflects the fact that Inter still see Carboni as part of their future plans. Therefore, the Nerazzurri don't want there to be any risk of losing control of the Argentine's future this summer.
Rather, the priority is playing time. Reportedly, Inter have agreed to pay Genoa a bonus of up to €1 million based on the amount of playing time that Carboni receives.
Valentin Carboni Joins Genoa Training Ahead Of Loan From Inter
According to Sky Sport Italia, Carboni is not waiting around to get started at Genoa.
The broadcaster report that the Argentine has joined up with the Grifone's preseason training camp.
Carboni has not had to complete a medical as a part of the move. That is because he had already undergone a comprehensive medical with Inter ahead of the Club World Cup.
Therefore, Carboni has been able to immediately join his new teammates in training.
Now all that is missing is the official announcement of Carboni's loan deal with Genoa.
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