Inter set to sign Parma's Ange-Yoan Bonny
Serie A giants Inter have been working to sign Parma's Ange-Yoan Bonny and they have now made a decisive breakthrough in the move
La Gazzetta dello Sport believe that the Frenchman is virtually an Inter player already and he is going to reunite with Cristian Chivu at the club.
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A final agreement is yet to be reached between the two clubs but it is expected that it will be reached between today and tomorrow. There is no risk of the move falling through. Stuttgart have been interested but they will not sign the striker.
Inter are expected to sign the player for €24 million and in the next few hours, the deal will be resolved. Bonny can't wait to join the club and start his new adventure, with a medical scheduled between Monday and Tuesday.
The Frenchman will sign a contract till the summer of 2030 and while Napoli have also asked for information but Bonny has always told his agent that he prefers a move to Inter.
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