Aranda: €20 million clause blocks Como's and Inter's negotiations
The Argentine playmaker Tomas Aranda, currently injured due to a fibula fracture suffered at the end of August, is expected to return to the field in December, right around the start of the winter transfer window set for December 28, 2026, and will be at the centre of interest of Italian clubs.
Inter and Como among the options
Argentine sources have linked the young midfielder to Como, Fiorentina and Inter, while other English, Portuguese and Spanish clubs are watching him closely.
Among the teams that have followed his performance live before the serious injury are Arsenal, Aston Villa, Atletico Madrid, Benfica, Chelsea and Liverpool.
At the moment, the Italian clubs have not yet started official negotiations for the transfer.
Boca Juniors, known as the Xeneizes, intends to keep the player until the buy‑out clause of $20 million (about €17.6 million) is paid, due on the contract expiry on December 31, 2029; for some specific clubs the amount can rise to $25 million.
The article originates from, with the citation “Como and Inter, from the clause to the competition: the update on Aranda | CM (Ansa Photo)”.