Gary Medel is in a transfer tug-of-war, as Inter accept a €5m Trabzonspor offer, but the Chile international wants Boca Juniors.

The midfielder turns 30 next month and his current contract expires in June 2018.

According to Sky Sport Italia, Trabzonspor have made a proposal worth €5m and Inter accepted that fee.

They now need to agree personal terms with Medel, but Boca Juniors are known to be in negotiations too.

Gary Medel, who was sent off for Chile in today’s friendly against Romania, could leave Inter for a return to Boca Juniors.

The 29-year-old can play as a centre-back or midfielder, but does not appear to be in the plans of new Nerazzurri Coach Luciano Spalletti.

His frustration showed through this evening on international duty, as he was shown a straight red card during Chile’s 3-2 friendly defeat to Romania.

The game was only 33 minutes in when Medel stuck up a leg to kick an opponent who had already beaten him to the ball.

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The midfielder sat down for a long interview with Undici magazine and you can read the rest of it here and here.

On the verge of turning 34 in July, his thoughts moved to the future.

Torino are reportedly in negotiations to sell Lucas Boye to Boca Juniors in January.

The 20-year-old only arrived as a free agent from River Plate over the summer and scored one goal with one assist in 11 competitive appearances for Toro.

According to Radio Rivadavia in Argentina, Boye is a candidate for Boca Juniors to sign during the January transfer window.

Boye has impressed, but is finding it difficult to get regular playing time when the trident of Iago Falque, Andrea Belotti and Adem Ljajic are doing so well.

Reports in Argentina suggest Juventus will owe Boca Juniors half of any sell-on fee for Rodrigo Bentancur.

Some of the deal is already known, as they worked out the option to buy for €9.5m plus another €2m in bonuses if he should remain for three years or more in Turin.

However, Informacion CABJ claim that there are another €0.5m are owed to the Argentines if he makes 10 appearances and if he scored 10 goals.

The most important element is a clause ensuring Boca receive half of any future transfer fee if Juventus sell Bentancur.

Leandro Paredes described the “immense honour” of Juan Roman Riquelme calling the Roma midfielder his football heir.

The 22-year-old Argentine has broken into the regular starting XI after a strong season on loan at Empoli.

“I actually started out as a trequartista and continued to play in that role until I turned 19,” he told ASRoma.com.

New Juventus signing Rodrigo Bentancur is “similar to an early Paul Pogba,” claims Boca Juniors Coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto.

The Bianconeri secured a €9.4m option on the 19-year-old creative midfielder during the sale of Carlos Tevez to Boca and confirmed they’ll activate it for next season.

“Bentancur is still young, but very talented,” Schelotto told Tuttosport.

Boca Juniors President Daniel Angelici confirmed Juventus will activate their €9.4m Rodrigo Bentancur clause, but he’ll remain until June.

The Bianconeri secured the option on the 19-year-old when selling Carlos Tevez to Boca.

“Over the next few days I will be in Milan to meet Juventus,” announced Angelici on Closs Continental radio.

“I have to talk to them because they have an option to buy Bentancur and they want to exercise it.

Juventus are set to sign Boca Juniors creative midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur, but he’s expected to arrive in June rather than January.

The Bianconeri already have an option on the 19-year-old Uruguayan, which they clinched as part of the deal when selling Carlos Tevez to Boca.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, Boca President Daniel Angelici will be in Italy over the weekend and take this opportunity to sign the contracts.

Boca Juniors talent Rodrigo Bentancur received interest “from Milan, Real Madrid and Manchester United,” but has an option with Juventus.

The 19-year-old midfielder was very close to Milan over the summer, but Boca refused to negotiate because Juventus have a  €7.5m option on him.

“He’s certainly got a brilliant future ahead of him,” Boca President Daniel Angelici told Radio Marca.

“He has already attracted interest from Juve, Milan, Real Madrid and Manchester United.”