Growing Frustration At Inter Milan As Croatia Starlet’s New Agent Slows Down Proceedings

Frustration is growing at Inter Milan as the situation surrounding Branimir Mlacic becomes increasingly complicated.

Mlacic, and, above all, his father, have now formally appointed Fali Ramadani as the player’s agent, a move confirmed via the Instagram account of Lian Sports Group.

Furthermore, it has reopened a deal that Inter believed was close to completion only days ago.

Since taking over representation, Ramadani has moved quickly to present Mlacic with a broader range of options, not limited to Inter.

Inter Milan Could Walk Away From Mlacic Deal After Youngster Switches To Agent Ramadani

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As a result, a final response to the club’s hierarchy at Viale della Liberazione is now expected to be delayed. At this stage, it cannot even be ruled out that Inter could decide to walk away from the deal altogether.

At the heart of the issue is the player’s development path. Mlacic would prefer an intermediate step rather than an immediate jump to the highest level.

The Inter Under-23 side, coached by Stefano Vecchi, is considered insufficient on its own.

Therefore, this is why the original plan involved Mlacic staying at Hajduk Split on loan for the remainder of the season.

However, a place in Inter’s first team within six months also appears unrealistic.

These uncertainties explain the hesitation of the young defender.

And the decision by him and his father to rely on a more experienced agent.

Indeed, after months of listening to intermediaries from across Europe.

Ramadani’s role is now to outline multiple projects and timelines, allowing the player to choose the most suitable route.