[Sport] FC Barcelona Inter warns Barcelona: "If they want Lautaro they must pay the clause"

[Dr.Drako]

Barcelona already has an agreement with Lautaro Martínez, but what is most important and, in turn, the most difficult is missing: reaching a deal with Inter Milan. At the moment, the Italian club has started by advising and sending a very direct and direct message to Can Barça.Piero Ausilio, Inter's sports director, spoke on 'Sky Italia' and made it clear that the striker will only leave ... if they pay their 111 million euro rescission clause: "If they want Lautaro they will have to pay the clause." Ausilio assured that the Argentine is not for sale, although he did confirm that there have been contacts with Barcelona: "Lautaro is not for sale. Barça contacted us and we have a good relationship, but we told them that we are not going to sell him. There is only one way to get Lautaro Martínez away from Inter ... and it is the payment of his clause. Everyone knows her and it is useless to hide. demanding because it is a clause that has deadlines and financial commitments that must be kept very precise. "


The sports director insisted on 'Sky Italia': "It is a clause that expires the first days of July, so it is not that it lasts long and it is the only possibility that exists to see Lautaro today far from here. Currently we are not discussing and addressing Lautaro's problem with nobody simply because we are betting on him, he is an important asset in the club and then let's not forget that he still has a 3-year contract with Inter "." The best and most important players, Inter He does not intend to sell them, but rather to maintain and strengthen them in the market ... and this also applies to Lautaro Martínez, "concluded the leader 'neroazzuro'. Lautaro's clause is 111 kilos, a very high figure and he cannot assume Barcelona as such, in serious economic problems that have worsened with the coronavirus crisis. The Catalan club plans to include players in the operation to reduce that amount, but for the moment Inter's first response has been very clear: either the 111 ... or nothing.