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Guarin confident of Inter stay
May 11, 2012 8:25:00 AM
The Colombia international has little doubts that the Nerazzurri will make his stay at the club permanent at the end of the 2011-12 campaign despite a lack of game time
Fredy Guarin is confident that he will remain at Inter beyond the 2011-12 campaign.The Colombia international joined the Nerazzurri from Porto on a six-month loan deal in the January transfer window, and the Serie A side have the option to make the move permanent this summer.
Guarin has already agreed a four-year deal with Inter should they exercise their option to sign the midfielder on a permanent basis, and the 25-year-old is convinced his future lies in Italy.
"I believe that I will stay at Inter for the full four years that I signed for. I'm still awaiting confirmation, but I feel quite confident," Guarin stated to fcinternews.it.
"I feel very well at Inter and my family really likes the city."
Guarin has made five Serie A appearances for Inter since his arrival in Milan.
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