After six years at Inter Milan, Milan Skriniar left the team from Lombardy. By officially parting ways with his previous club, he moved closer to the already announced and certain transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.The Inter team, which last summer was forced to give up Romelu Lukaku and Achraf Hakimi, is facing financial troubles year after year, while the limited budget in the current transfer window forced them to give up Skriniar.The Slovakian sweeper and the Italian club did not manage to find a calculation according to which they would cooperate in the future, and even in the middle of the last season it was clear that they would part ways this summer. Numerous European clubs, aware of the opportunity to hire an excellent defender without compensation, knocked on Skriniar’s door, however, the determination of the Parisians, along with the desire of the player himself, quickly removed the uncertainty of the question of the next step of the 28-year-old defender.##NAJAVA_MECA_7347755##During the previous months, the now-former Inter player was on the wish list of several creme-de-la-creme clubs of Europe, and Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain stood out as the main competitors. The desire of the London club, however, turned out to be insufficient in the race with the champion of France.Paris Saint-Germain was so determined to grab the defender that at the beginning of the year they offered Inter compensation, albeit a symbolic 10,000,000 euros. Still, the Nerazzurri decided to remain consistent in their intention not to release the player until the end of the contract.And the contract officially expired today, the last day of June. After six years, the day came for parting, and the Milanese club officially said goodbye to the former defense commander.🚨 OFFICIAL: Milan Škriniar has left Inter and is now a free agent. 👋 (Source: @inter) pic.twitter.com/NKZwtHQ74f— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) June 30, 2023 “Six seasons full of victories and satisfaction. Milan Skriniar’s adventure in the Inter jersey ends here. Greetings and thanks from the entire Inter family,” the club’s message from the Giuseppe Meazza stadium reads, among other things.The best Slovakian footballer during his six years in Italy won one Serie A title, in the 2020/21 season, two Italian Cups and two Italian Super Cups, and he is expected to open a new chapter in the coming days with a promotion at Parc des Princes.
