Kolarov joins Inter from Serie A rival Roma
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MILAN – Inter Milan completed the signing of Serbia captain Aleksandar Kolarov from Serie A rival Roma on Tuesday.
Inter paid Roma a fee of 1.5 million euros ($1.8 million) for the 34-year-old defender plus up to 500,000 euros ($590,000) in bonuses.
The length of Kolarov’s contract has not been announced but reports says its one year with the Nerazzurri with the option for a second season.
Kolarov joined Roma from Manchester City in 2017 and scored 19 times in 132 appearances for the capital club.
Inter finished second in Serie A last season, a point behind Juventus, and reached the final of the Europa League in Antonio Conte’s first campaign in charge.
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