Arnautovic says goodbye emotionally: end of an era at Inter Milan!

Arnautovic says goodbye emotionally: end of an era at Inter Milan!

Mailand, Italien - Marko Arnautovic says goodbye to Inter Milan after his contract expires on June 30, 2025. In an emotional Instagram video, the player expressed his gratitude and described the club as a place that gave him the opportunity to live his dream. The farewell was not surprising because he had already announced before the Champions League final to leave the club. Arnautovic will not take part in the Club World Cup for Inter, but looks back at a time when he won the Scudetto in Serie A.

Arnautovic only returned to Inter in August 2023 after playing for the club in the 2009/10 season. However, the past season was unhappy for Inter, who in Serie A only closed one point behind Napoli and lost 5-0 against Paris Saint-Germain in the Coppa Italia semi-final against Milan and in the Champions League final. The trainer Simone Inzaghi has now left the club and becomes a coach at Al-Hilal in the Saudi Pro League.

familiarity with the teammates

In his farewell words, Arnautovic also expressed confidence in his teammates and wishes you every success in the coming season 2025-26, in which you would like to win series A. In addition to Arnautovic, the contracts of other players such as Joaquin Correa and Raffaele di Gennaro also expire on June 30, 2025. Stefan de Vrij, on the other hand, has an option for extension by 12 months.

The player change in professional football takes place regularly as part of transfer periods that take place every six months. During this time, clubs have the opportunity to borrow, buy or sell players. It is known that the transfer sums can vary greatly, with only a few clubs are willing to pay three -digit million amounts. For example, Paris Saint-Germain in 2017 paid a proud 222 million euros for Neymar to FC Barcelona. In the 2024/2025 season, Jhon Durán changed from Aston Villa to Al-Nassr for around 77 million euros, which marks an example of the financial dimensions of the transfer.

The dynamics of the transfer market remains unchanged. While the English Premier League dominates with its high marketing proceeds and investors, many clubs are fighting in the Bundesliga, including Bayern Munich, where the transfer expenses this season were 149 million euros. Despite these high expenses, the story shows that high investments cannot always be equated with sporting success. The transfer market remains an exciting and sometimes unpredictable field in global football.