Nicolas Burdisso had “offers from Italy and Spain that were more economically advantageous, but he wanted Torino.”
The former Inter defender was a free agent after his contract with Genoa expired.
“There were several offers from Italy and Spain that were more economically advantageous and with longer contracts, but for Nicolas it was not about money,” agent Martin Guastadisegno told Tuttomercatoweb.
Nicolas Burdisso had “offers from Italy and Spain that were more economically advantageous, but he wanted Torino.”
The former Inter defender was a free agent after his contract with Genoa expired.
“There were several offers from Italy and Spain that were more economically advantageous and with longer contracts, but for Nicolas it was not about money,” agent Martin Guastadisegno told Tuttomercatoweb.
“His choice was not convenient, it was a difficult option to take, because he is a winner and entered into a squad that shares with him the desire to always do better.
“Sinisa Mihajlovic needed a player with character, who could lead the group both on and off the field. That’s why Burdisso wanted Torino.”