After spending two years in Italy, Chilean midfielder Arturo Vidal leaves Serie A side Inter Milan on a free transfer. According to renowned Globo, he arrives in South America on an 18-month contract with Brazilian side Flamengo.The former Juventus midfielder snubs Boca Juniors to join the Rubro-Negro until December 2023.The Brazilian club could unveil their new star signing as early as next week with their league season well underway and Flamengo languishing in seventh place.##NAJAVA_MECA_6483942##After stating his wishes to join his new side in an interview earlier in the year, Vidal faced disciplinary action from his previous club. Vidal made 41 appearances for the Italian side last season despite reportedly falling out of favour with the club’s hierachy.The 35-year-old leaves European football after a successful career that saw him play for some of the World’s biggest clubs including Juventus, Bayern Munich and Barcelona since leaving Bayern Leverkusen in 2011.The central midfielder scored three goals and registered six assists across all competitions as Inter finished two points behind league champions AC Milan.Flamengo will soon announce the signing of Arturo Vidal after beating Boca Jnrs in the race pic.twitter.com/uqcbU0kwlp— The thinker man (@kwekuedilson) July 3, 2022 Chilean teammate and former Arsenal and Manchester United attacker Alexis Sanches is also expected to leave Inter Milan this summer as well.Vidal becomes the second Inter Milan player to join Flamengo in two years after Gabriel Barbosa sealed a move to the club for an undisclosed fee in 2020.He was previously touted as a potential transfer target by Manchester United and Tottenham but never made the switch to the Premier League.
