It’s no secret that Inter Miami’s Diego Gomez is a wanted commodity in European soccer. The Paraguayan international, currently on Olympic duty, has been a major asset in his second season with the MLS club.
This season alone, Gomez has scored 3 goals and provided 2 assists in 12 matches for the club, and he has been sensational in the Summer Olympics with 2 assists in two matches for his country.
Now, a report from Fabrizio Romano indicates that Brighton will pay a fee close to $13 million for the services of the 21-year-old.
Details of Transfer of Diego Gomez
Some details have emerged during the negotiation process: Gomez would remain with Inter Miami until the end of the MLS season before moving to the Premier League.
Diego Gomez
Head coach Tata Martino has been firm in his belief that Inter Miami serves as a stepping stone for players like Diego Gomez, Federico Redondo, and Benjamín Cremaschi before their move to top European leagues.
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