Eder fired Sampdoria to a win over Bologna, and expects to sign a contract extension ‘this week’.
The Italian international scored the first goal in a 2-0 win for the Blucerchaiti, under the gaze of Azzurri CT Antonio Conte, and is ready to stay with the club despite interest from Inter.
“I always put the team first,” Eder told Sky after the match.
Eder fired Sampdoria to a win over Bologna, and expects to sign a contract extension ‘this week’.
The Italian international scored the first goal in a 2-0 win for the Blucerchaiti, under the gaze of Azzurri CT Antonio Conte, and is ready to stay with the club despite interest from Inter.
“I always put the team first,” Eder told Sky after the match.
“We’ve had good results, and this has been a positive start. We’re happy, and we want to continue like this. Sometimes more goals make your performances look better, but I didn’t score until Week 10 last season and I still had a good campaign.
“Of course, I’m happier if I score goals.
“Inter? I avoided speaking about it, Conte had called me [for Italy] and I wanted to be focused. There’s nothing to say, I’ve always given priority to Sampdoria for the renewal of my contract.
“I’ve said I’ll stay, and I think the renewal will come this week. I’m glad Inter wanted me, I know all about their history, and they’re an important team, but I’m glad to be here.
“The Sampdoria fans have shown me great affection over the last four years.”