Nico Paz's future: 60 million euros for Como and 70 for Inter
Como club officials met with their Real Madrid counterparts to discuss the future of Nico Paz, who is receiving interest from Inter. The Italian club is also looking for alternatives.
Today, Como club officials met with their Real Madrid counterparts to discuss the future of player Nico Paz, as the player's future remains uncertain. Inter is one of the clubs interested in signing the young player, who was born in 2004. Real Madrid has the option to buy back the player for 10 million euros, but is asking for 60 million euros from Como to return to its ranks, with the possibility of increasing the price to 80 million euros. However, Como are not prepared to pay such large sums, given their internal strategy and to avoid any FFP issues, especially in their first year in European competition. Como has until Monday to make their decision, after which the doors will be open to all interested clubs, but at a higher price, as Real Madrid will ask for at least 70 million euros. At the same time, Como is looking for potential replacements for Nico Paz, and among these alternatives is a player named Antonio Vergara, who was mentioned earlier. As for Cuomo, they are asking for at least 30 million euros for his release.
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In another context, Juventus continues to press to sign Randall Kolo Mwani, as the new sporting director, Carnevale, reached an agreement with the player’s agent on a five-year contract, paving the way for the start of negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain. Regarding players leaving PSG, Milan is seeking a new striker, and Gonzalo Ramos has been identified as their target, as contacts have been initiated with his agent, Jorge Mendes. On the other hand, Marco Balestra's file is considered closed, as the player, who has a contract with Atalanta, left Italy heading to London to undergo medical examinations with Chelsea tomorrow.

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