Fredy Guarin is determined to turn his loan move at Inter into a permanent one. “I feel that I will stay at Inter for all four years of the contract I signed.”
The Colombian midfielder joined the Nerazzurri in January on a six-month loan deal from Porto, with the Italians given the option in the deal to make the move permanent this summer for a set fee of €13.5m.
Fredy Guarin is determined to turn his loan move at Inter into a permanent one. “I feel that I will stay at Inter for all four years of the contract I signed.”
The Colombian midfielder joined the Nerazzurri in January on a six-month loan deal from Porto, with the Italians given the option in the deal to make the move permanent this summer for a set fee of €13.5m.
Guarin already has a four-year contract with the San Siro outfit signed should they activate the clause, something that 25-year-old believes will happen.
“I feel that I will stay at Inter for all four years of the contract I signed,” the midfielder told FCInterNews.it on Thursday.
“I still have to wait [for confirmation], but I feel very confident. Inter is a club that enchants me, and my family is thrilled with the city of Milan.
“I have recovered from my injury in a positive way, meaning that when I returned to the camp I was able to give a good intensity to my performances.”
As he pushes to stay at Inter, Guarin reflected on a compatriot, Ivan Cordoba, who is set to leave this June.
“Ambition and mentality – this is what makes a strong Colombian. We are of a generation that includes Cordoba, [Mario] Yepes and [Atletico Madrid’s Luis] Perea. My generation in particular, around the mid-20s, is still very strong.”