AS denies Atletico Madrid defender Diego Godin has agreed to join Inter on a free transfer this summer.
Sky Sport Italia reported late on Friday that Godin would sign a two-year contract with Inter, which included the option of a third.
However, the newspaper hit back by asserting ‘there is nothing signed by the Uruguayan, nor is there a ‘yes’ or pre-contractual agreement’, despite his Atleti deal having just six months left to run.
It explains that while the Nerazzurri’s interest ‘is real and very strong’ and they have proposed the 32-year-old ‘a blank cheque’, they are also aware of his ‘commitment’ to Los Colchoneros.
Godin joined Atleti in the summer of 2010, helping them win La Liga four years later, and is both their captain and foreign player with the most appearances.
AS concludes Diego Simeone’s side will not budge on their policy of only offering one-year contracts to players over 30 but that any negotiations with Inter ‘don’t exist’.
