Inter midfielder Arturo Vidal could say goodbye to the Italian side. The relationship between the club and the player is not the best and Vidal could have been fined for having said he wanted to play for Flamengo.
According to 'Sky Sports', Arturo Vidal could be leaving Inter Milan at the end of the season. The Inter board have got tired of the player after he said he wanted to play for Flamengo.
The media outlet said that the Chilean has been fined by the club after saying he wanted to sign for the Brazilian side. That seems to have damaged the relationship beyond repair. The Italians also have no intention of renewing him.
There is a clause in Arturo Vidal's contract which sees the player be able to stay until June 2023, but as of today, this option does not seem possible.
The former Barcelona player has played 35 matches this season, where he has scored two goals and given three assists. The 34 year-old footballer moved to Inter two seasons ago and since then he has been used occasionally.