The two DFB colleagues Matthias Ginter and Bernd Leno arouse desires in Milan: Inter should be on both players.
Inter Milan is apparently interested in signing two German national players. As the Sports picture reported that central defender Matthias Ginter from Borussia Mönchengladbach and goalkeeper Bernd Leno from Arsenal FC are on Nerazzurri’s wish list.
Ginter’s contract expires at the end of the season, and two years ago the Italians were said to be interested in the 27-year-old, about whom rumors of change were circulating before the start of the current season. Now there should be a new push, due to the possibility of a transfer free transfer, a high hand money should flow.
Most recently, Gladbach’s sports director Max Eberl had stated that a contract extension was currently not possible for financial reasons: “We only make an offer to a player if it is appropriate for him. Basically, a club like Gladbach never wants a player of this level free of charge let go.” The 44-time national player is currently expected to earn 3.5 million euros.
“I don’t play poker. Without a contract offer there is nothing to play poker, and to be honest, we’ve never talked about numbers,” Ginter told him Express explained. But he feels “incredibly well” in Gladbach.
Bernd Leno is only number two at Arsenal
The situation is different with Leno. At the Gunners he was recently demoted to number two behind new signing Aaron Ramsdale, after three wins in a row there is no reason for coach Mikel Arteta to change the pecking order.
“There was no clear reason why I was out, just that it had nothing to do with my performance. He’s the coach, he decides. It’s difficult for me, of course,” Leno said. Inter could strive for a commitment as early as winter, allegedly a successor to oldie Samir Handanovic (37) is being sought.
Commenting on the speculation, the former Stuttgart resident said: “I’m not seriously considering that yet. I feel at home at Arsenal and in London. Only if my situation didn’t change by winter would I have to think about it: what option do I have and how can it go on? ” He is still tied to Arsenal until 2023 and has conceded 143 goals in 121 competitive games.
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