Mauro Icardi’s new Inter contract will include a release clause, but it’ll reportedly only be valid for clubs outside Serie A.
Multiple reports suggest the striker is ready to sign an extension that will run to June 2021.
His wages will increase to €4.5m plus bonuses for a total of around €5m per season.
There were suggestions it would include a release clause for €80m-€100m.
Mauro Icardi’s new Inter contract will include a release clause, but it’ll reportedly only be valid for clubs outside Serie A.
Multiple reports suggest the striker is ready to sign an extension that will run to June 2021.
His wages will increase to €4.5m plus bonuses for a total of around €5m per season.
There were suggestions it would include a release clause for €80m-€100m.
Sky Sport Italia claims the clause will eventually be closer to €110m, but it’ll have some very important limitations.
It will only be valid for clubs outside Serie A, therefore avoiding a similar situation to the one that saw Juventus poach Gonzalo Higuain from Napoli for his €90m clause.
The Icardi clause will also only be valid during certain dates, thereby giving Inter plenty of time to find a suitable replacement.