Italian media: Taremi rejects Botavgo s offer, he wants to stay in Europe

According to Slow Motion Network, Taremi refused to join Botavo and wanted to stay in Europe to play football.

Inter Milan is cleaning up unwanted players in the team to make room for Lukeman, but Taremi rejected a offer from Brazilian club Bottafogo because he prefers to stay in Europe. Although Botafogo had signed Joaquin Correa and was preparing to launch a final offensive against Taremi, the Iranian striker made it clear that he wanted to stay in Europe, which forced the deal to be suspended.

Taremie's agent team is currently in contact with two Premier League clubs, but these clubs have not yet translated their interest into specific offers. Inter Milan's valuation of Taremi is about 10 million euros, but considering that he joined in a free transfer, the club is also willing to make appropriate concessions in the negotiations to realize capital gains from the deal.

In contrast, Aslani's situation was more complicated, and he rejected Real Betis' offer because he wanted to stay in Italy to play football. Inter Milan priced him between 16 million and 18 million euros. Inter Milan sports director Osilio said he had communicated with Aslani and his agent and suggested that he consider a different environment to get more opportunities to play and increase personal exposure. After all, he has been with the team for three years.

Aslani himself is still insisting on staying in the team, but his attitude may change over time.