Marseille will not sign Carboni on a permanent basis
The ruptured of his cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee risks compromising Valentin Carboni's situation
The ruptured of his cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee risks compromising Valentin Carboni's situation.
The talented Argentine has already finished the season and Olympique Marseille, as a consequence, will not redeem his card from Inter Milan.
He has made just four appearances in Ligue 1 so far this season, only one of which came as a starter, and that game ended in a half-time substitution.
The 2005-born had moved to France on a one million euros (£836.000) loan spell for the current season, 35 million euros (£29.2 million) plus bonuses an a purchase option in favour of the French club, to which was added the 40 million euros (£33. 4 million) for the buy-back that Inter Milan could eventually exercise to bring him back to Milan.
Marseille will not sign Carboni on a permanent basis.
‘With this serious injury, it is very likely that Marseille will not proceed with the purchase’ of Carboni, Italian newspaper Il Corriere dello Sport judges.
It would be the second time that OM has failed to meet Inter Milan's ‘exit plans’: last season, in fact, the redemption of Joaquin Correa, who flew to Ligue 1 on loan with a redemption obligation at €10 million (£8. 3 million) in the event of Champions League qualification, had also been blown up.
Carboni may return to Inter Milan to recover from his injury.