Inter move to sign CA River Plate goalkeeper

Inter have entered the race to sign young Argentine goalkeeper Santiago Beltrán, who plays for CA River Plate, amid interest from several European clubs. The 21-year-old has caught the attention of various teams across Europe.

According to Italian reports, Inter have already moved through their vice president Javier Zanetti, who has explored Beltrán's situation and the possibility of signing him during the upcoming transfer window, without a formal offer yet. Reports indicate that Manchester United have also made inquiries about the goalkeeper, while Juventus previously requested information about him last summer.

Beltrán is under contract with CA River Plate until December 2027, with a current release clause of around $25 million. The Argentine club is working to extend his contract and raise the release clause to around $100 million to protect him from interest from European clubs.

The young goalkeeper has established himself as a key player for CA River Plate this season following the injury of veteran goalkeeper Franco Armani, and he has delivered impressive performances that have also put him in the Argentine national team’s considerations. According to available data, Beltrán has played 39 matches with CA River Plate this season across various competitions, during which he kept a clean sheet in 15 matches.

Beltrán's future is attracting increasing interest in Europe, with CA River Plate continuing contract renewal negotiations, while Inter and Manchester United are monitoring the goalkeeper's situation ahead of a potential move.