Eto'o offer too good to refuse, Inter says
INTER Milan president Massimo Moratti says he's selling standout striker Samuel Eto'o to Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala because the offer is just too good to turn down, and it coincides with new financial fair play standards being introduced by UEFA.
Anzhi is reportedly prepared to pay Inter between 20 million euros (US$29 million) and 30 million euros for the 30-year-old Eto'o. Moratti tells the Gazzetta dello Sport that "when an offer like that comes around, it's difficult to match or refuse."
Anzhi is reportedly prepared to pay Inter between 20 million euros (US$29 million) and 30 million euros for the 30-year-old Eto'o. Moratti tells the Gazzetta dello Sport that "when an offer like that comes around, it's difficult to match or refuse."
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