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Inter Sign Real Madrid's Wesley Sneijder - Report
According to Sky Sport 24, the deal is done...
26-Aug-2009 11:58:50 PM
Inter have signed Real Madrid star Wesley Sneijder for a fee of between €15 and 16 million, according to Sky Sport 24.
There is no official confirmation from either club, but Sky say everything is done and dusted and that the Dutchman has penned a five year contract at San Siro, and he will earn €4m per season.
Inter have been chasing an attacking midfielder all summer, and Sneijder had emerged as their primary target over the past few weeks.
However, it appeared that Sneijder was reluctant to move to Italy and instead wanted to stay at the Santiago Bernabeu and fight for his place despite Real Madrid making it clear that there was no space for him following the return of Florentino Perez as president.
Last night it was reported that the deal was dead, but the transfer was resurrected and Sky Sport 24 now claim that Sneijder is an Inter player.
Anthony Sormani, Goal.com
There is no official confirmation from either club, but Sky say everything is done and dusted and that the Dutchman has penned a five year contract at San Siro, and he will earn €4m per season.
Inter have been chasing an attacking midfielder all summer, and Sneijder had emerged as their primary target over the past few weeks.
However, it appeared that Sneijder was reluctant to move to Italy and instead wanted to stay at the Santiago Bernabeu and fight for his place despite Real Madrid making it clear that there was no space for him following the return of Florentino Perez as president.
Last night it was reported that the deal was dead, but the transfer was resurrected and Sky Sport 24 now claim that Sneijder is an Inter player.
Anthony Sormani, Goal.com
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