When the Italian team plays Manchester City in Istanbul on Saturday, they will be attempting to win the Champions League for the first time in 13 years.
Onana could start for Simone Inzaghi's team tomorrow after being seen in practice today in advance of the game.
Numerous rumors regarding the goalkeeper's future in Milan have surfaced over the last month. According to Mail Sport, the London club intends to start negotiations with the 27-year-old this summer, and Mauricio Pochettino has given the club the go-ahead to sign him.
And it appears that they haven't been hanging around, as Todd Boehly's team reportedly "had a £40 million offer for the goalkeeper rejected" according to TuttoMercatoWeb.
The Italian outlet is aware that the goalkeeper 'would prefer to join the Premier League team' and 'already has an agreement in principle with Pochettino's side,' but the fate of the move now rests on whether an agreement can be reached between the two clubs.
And that "could also include Romelu Lukakau," according to TuttoMercatoWeb, who returned to Internazionale on loan last summer after becoming uneasy at the club and fueling the flames during an interview last year where he criticized previous manager Thomas Tuchel's tactics.
Edouard Mendy, whose contract negotiations reportedly came to a halt earlier this year with Tottenham reportedly interested in signing the Senegalese goalkeeper, could potentially be sold by Chelsea this summer.
If both parties can reach an agreement, that might open the door for Onana to sign with the Blues this summer.
Onana, a product of Barcelona's renowned La Masia academy, traveled to Holland in 2015 to play for Ajax before being signed by Inter in 2022.
The Cameroonian international, who was passed over for the 2022 World Cup, has played a key role in Inzaghi's team this season, making 40 appearances and recording 19 shutouts.
Onana has said that he is not feeling the pressure of playing against Manchester City ahead of tomorrow's Champions League final.
They must demonstrate their superiority on Saturday, he said, adding that they are perhaps the finest team in the world. We'll be there to uphold Inter's honor and make history. Although it won't be simple, they must prove they are the best.
"Why wouldn't I be at ease? I'm at ease. We and I are under no strain at all. We are aware that it won't be simple, but we
blogpay
Total Comments: 0