No Offers Yet For Parma Teenage Sensation Despite Inter Milan & Premier League Interest
This via FCInterNews. The 19-year-old is a target for several clubs, but not yet the subject of any negotiations.
Parma defender Giovanni Leoni is right at the top of Inter's list of targets at the back.
The Nerazzurri are fully convinced that the teenager is the right player for the future of their defense.
Inter had missed out on Leoni's signature last summer. However, they are more determined to sign him than ever now, particularly considering the Parma connection with coach Cristian Chivu.
Parma Yet To Receive Giovanni Leoni Bids Despite Inter & Premier League Interest
BOLOGNA, ITALY – OCTOBER 06: Giovanni Leoni of Parma calcio looks on during the Serie A match between Bologna and Parma at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara on October 06, 2024 in Bologna, Italy. (Photo by)
However, Inter are far from the only club keen on Leoni's signature.
Inter's city rivals AC Milan have also made the 19-year-old a major target. As have Juventus.
Then, Liverpool have also sounded out a move for Leoni.
In the meantime, though, Parma have not received any offers for the teenage defender.
The Emilian club are anticipating the possibility of losing their young star. However, as of yet, no formal bids have come in for Giovanni Leoni.
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