Revealed - Real Madrid buyback clause details for Inter target Nico Paz

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The Argentine is the talent that shines the most in the Serie A. El Como wants to shield him, Madrid thinks of the buy back and Inter waits...

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Inter on Nico Paz. The spectacular goal scored on Sunday against Fiorentina has brought back to light in all its splendor the crystalline talent.

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How Como plan to keep Nico Paz away from Real Madrid and Inter - Football Italia - February 18 latest

Nico Paz is enjoying an excellent start to life in Italy, and in senior football under Cesc Fabregas at Como, but the Serie A newcomers have some diplomatic work to do with Real Madrid to stop them from buying him back in the summer. Paz netted his sixth league goal of the season during Como’s impressive 2-0 win over Fiorentina at the weekend, and also has three assists to his name from 23 appearances. The 20-year-old joined Como for a fee of ju…

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Revealed - Real Madrid buyback clause details for Inter target Nico Paz

Real Madrid have a buyback clause on Inter Milan linked Como midfielder Nico Paz worth €8 million this summer.This according to Fabrizio Romano, via FCInter1908. He reports that the clause will go up to €9 million and then €10 million over the next two summers.Inter Milan have identified midfielder Nico Paz as a major target.Reportedly, the Nerazzurri see the 20-year-old as a priority target in central midfield. They see him as a player who can …

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Overview of the current situation of mercato in Real Madrid, with focus on Nico Paz, a young offensive milieu, whose redemption clause is at the heart of the discussions. Real Madrid, the flagship institution of European football, finds itself juggling with the interests of its players and the ambitions of the clubs that want to keep them. Como, a club that has acquired Paz for 6 million euros, seeks to renegotiate terms deemed too restrictive r…