Inter Milan officially register Andre Onana as their new player confirms Fabrizio Romano.

Nkwain Desmond July 1st, 2022, 11:42 am

Inter Milan officially register Andre Onana as their new player confirms Fabrizio Romano.

Inter Milan officially register Andre Onana as their new player today 1st July as the Italian transfer window officially opens.

Official, confirmed. Inter have now registered André Onana, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Kristjan Asslani alongside Romelu Lukaku as new signings. ⚫️🔵🤝 #Inter

Both Onana and Mkhitaryan join on a free transfer – next signing will be Raoul Bellanova from Cagliari. pic.twitter.com/rjznbI65BK

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 1, 2022

The Italian summer transfer window officially opens today which mean Inter Milan and other Italian clubs can now register their new players officially.
New signings like Henrihk Mkhitaryan, Kristjan Asslani and Romelu Lukaku have also been registered confirms Fabrizio Romano.

Andre Onana and Inter Milan agreed a deal in January which will allow the player join the club in the summer. The goalkeeper already completed his medical with the Club back in January.

André Onana has just arrived at Inter headquarter. The Cameroonian GK has already signed his five year deal with Inter, announcement soon. 🔵🇨🇲 #Inter @SkySport

Onana already completed medical tests in January, it’s done – also Handanović will stay at Inter with a new deal. pic.twitter.com/ByGcatJKvP

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 24, 2022

André Onana, who signed a five-year contract, will receive €3 million euros per season from the Nerazurri. This is according to Sky Italia transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio.

Inter Milan officially register Andre Onana as their new player today — Inter Milan officially register Andre Onana as their new player

The 26 year old has been at Ajax since 2016, winning 4 league titles, 2 cup titles and a Johan Cruyff shield with them.

In February 2021, Onana was banned from playing for 12 months by UEFA after testing positive for Furosemide, a banned substance. Ajax said he took his wife’s medicine by mistake and that they would appeal the decision. The ban was reduced to nine months by the Court of Arbitration for Sports.