On the eve of the upcoming European campaign, Inter Milan won the Serie A title and Argentinean goal scorer Nadal Martinez continues to be the centerpiece of the team's forward line. Theoretically, this player is regarded as the team's "non-transferable asset". However, Italian media have revealed that Inter Milan may consider releasing the player if they receive a "sky-high" transfer offer of more than 100 million euros (about HK$850 million). In the meantime, 'team leader' Puttetino and Sporting Madrid coach Simeone are ready to fight for the Argentinean compatriot at any price.
Martinez, 25, has scored 24 goals for Inter in all competitions this season. According to Italy24, Inter won't give up on the key striker unless they receive a "huge" offer, i.e. a transfer fee of at least 100 million euros, and the Argentinean star's stay or departure will largely depend on Chelsea's final decision.
