Lautaro Martinez has expressed his unwavering loyalty to Inter, stating that he feels completely at home and sees no reason to consider a transfer, now or in the future. Despite consistent interest from top clubs worldwide, including Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal, and Manchester United, the Argentine international has repeatedly dismissed speculation about his departure.
Martinez emphasized his strong connection to the club’s ongoing project, telling Cronache di Spogliatoio (via Tuttomercatoweb): “No, because I am faithful to the Inter project, I feel at home here.”
His commitment extends beyond the pitch. Martinez highlighted his family’s happiness in Milan, mentioning their restaurant in the city and their affection for the Italian metropolis. He also spoke about the exceptional treatment he has received since arriving, stating, “From the first day, everyone treated me in a way I didn’t think possible.” He added that he has achieved numerous personal and team goals at the club.
This deep bond has been recognized with the captain’s armband. Since joining Inter in 2018, Martinez has been a prolific scorer, netting 173 goals in 372 competitive appearances. Even after a season without silverware, he remained resolute in his decision to rebuild and look towards the future with Inter.
English Translation:
Lautaro Martinez assures he doesn’t see any good reason to seek a transfer now or in the future. ‘I am faithful to the Inter project, I feel at home.’
Every summer, reports emerge of the world’s biggest clubs showing interest in the Argentina international, including Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal, and Manchester United. However, each year, these suggestions are immediately dismissed by the player, his agent, and the Nerazzurri. But is there never even the slightest temptation?
“No, because I am faithful to the Inter project, I feel at home here,” Lautaro Martinez told Cronache di Spogliatoio in a sneak peek via Tuttomercatoweb.
It might be easy to say this after winning the Serie A title, being on track for the Coppa Italia, and contending for the Capocannoniere crown, but there is far more to it than just on-field success.
“My family is happy, we have a restaurant in the city and we love Milan. From the first day, everyone treated me in a way I didn’t think possible.
I achieved so many personal and team targets here.”
This commitment saw him rewarded with the captain’s armband, as he has scored 173 goals in 372 competitive appearances in the Inter shirt since joining in 2018. While they ended last season empty-handed, El Toro never wavered from the idea of rebuilding with Inter and looking to the future.
