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Serie A Club Reach Agreement With Inter Milan For Akinsamiro

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Monza have reached an agreement with Serie A champions Inter Milan to sign Nigerian midfielder Ebenezer Akinsamiro on a permanent transfer. According to reports, Inter will receive €7.5 million for the deal, along with a 10 percent sell-on clause on any future transfer. The agreement does not include a buy-back clause, meaning the Nerazzurri have [...]

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