AC Monza have finalised their agreement with Inter to sign young French defender Yvan Maye, in a deal that comes as part of the club's efforts to strengthen their backline ahead of the new season. Italian reports have confirmed that the deal is complete, with only the official procedures remaining.
Yvan Maye will join AC Monza on loan with an option to buy, while Inter have retained the right to re-sign the player. This arrangement gives Monza the opportunity to keep the defender in the future, while the big Italian club remains in control of his future.
Yvan Maye is 20 years old, born in 2006, and plays as a centre-back. He also stands out for his ability to play as a left-sided defender in a three-man backline. The player caught attention during pre-season after featuring with Inter's first team in the summer Asian tour against big clubs such as Manchester City, AC Milan, and Juventus.
Yvan Maye has joined AC Monza following a strong start with Inter's Under-23 team, where he scored a goal in the 2-1 victory over Catania in the opening round of the season. The club quickly secured his future and opened the door for him to participate regularly in Italian football.
Yvan Maye is set to undergo medical examinations today, Monday, in preparation for signing contracts and the official announcement of the transfer, making him one of the key defensive reinforcements for AC Monza ahead of the season.
