The duel between Cagliari and Parma for Sebastiano Esposito continues, with the rossoblù remaining confident of being able to sign the 2002-born striker .
Meanwhile, he's on the sidelines at Inter: he wasn't in the squad for tonight's friendly against Monaco, just as he didn't participate in the home test with Inter Under-23s last Sunday in Appiano Gentile. A clear sign that he's on the way out, especially with his contract expiring in eleven months.
Parma has an agreement with Inter, but the difference between the two offers (the Gialloblù's and Cagliari's) is minimal, both in terms of payment methods and figures.
Therefore, the player's will will be decisive. And Esposito, already in recent weeks, had expressed his desire to wear the Cagliari jersey and join Fabio Pisacane's group. He continues to reiterate this preference even now.
In recent days, Parma tried to overtake Cagliari with an offer of 4 million plus 50% on a future resale, for a permanent purchase .
While the Rossoblu initially offered a loan with a conditional option or obligation to buy (linked to appearances and goals) for around €6 million in total, sporting director Guido Angelozzi, while not wanting to participate in any auctions, has expressed his willingness to accommodate Inter's requests, who are seeking a permanent transfer. Negotiations continue, with Cagliari remaining confident.
