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·25 July 2025
Botafogo Keen On Inter Milan Outcast – But Player Prioritizing Stay In Europe

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·25 July 2025
Botafogo are keen to sign Mehdi Taremi from Inter Milan, while the player is hoping to stay in Europe this summer.
This according to Brazilian outlet ESPN, via FCInterNews. They report that Botafogo are “optimistic” about a deal even in spite of Taremi’s high wages at Inter.
Inter Milan striker Mehdi Taremi has been at the centre of a number of transfer rumours in recent weeks.
The 33-year-old had a very underwhelming first season at Inter. Therefore, there is a widespread feeling that he will be on his way after just one year at the club.
There have been plenty of clubs to show an interest in Taremi’s signature.
All of Besiktas, Porto, West Ham United, Fulham, and Leeds United reportedly see the Iranian as a target.
However, a new name as also entered the mix. Brazilian club Botafogo are reportedly keen on a surprise swoop for Taremi.
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA – JANUARY 06: Mehdi Taremi of FC Internazionale celebrates scoring his team’s second goal during the Italian Super Cup Final between FC Internazionale and AC Milan at Kingdom Arena on January 06, 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Photo by Abdullah Ahmed/Getty Images)
Brazilian broadcaster ESPN confirm that Botafogo are interested in Taremi’s signature.
Moreover, the broadcaster report that Botafogo’s strategy is to sound out a move with the player and his camp rather than Inter, initially.
The Brazilian want to convince Taremi on the deal first. Then, with an agreement with the 33-year-old, they could approach Inter.
Taremi’s wages at Inter would represent an obstacle. However, ESPN report that Botafogo are “optimistic” that they can make it work.
Amazing news coming from 🇧🇷Mehdi Taremi is on the radar of the Botafogo. The Brazilian club first want to get the green light from the Iranian forward and then try to sign from Inter. Taremi’s priority is staying in Europe. pic.twitter.com/i0zsThZ09M
According to Iranian journalist Hatam Shiralizadeh, though, Taremi’s priority at the moment would be to stay in Europe.