Matias Vecino’s immediate footballing future could go one of three ways according to a report in today’s print edition of Turin based newspaper Tuttosport.
The Uruguayan national team midfielder could firstly be sold by Inter to raise some funds for the Summer transfer window. Everton showed a keen interest in signing him back in January and he looked set to leave but the move never came to fruition and it is understood that Everton are not still interested in him.
Secondly, Inter could use him as a trade chip in a deal for one of their many transfer targets. Finally, he could end up staying put at Inter given that Borja Valero’s contract is set to expire with the club and will not be extended.
Vecino has been with Inter since the Summer of 2017 from fellow Serie A side Fiorentina and has a contract with the club until the end of the 2021/22 season.
This season he has scored three goals and provided a single assists in 23 appearances.
