Hakan Çalhanoğlu has made it clear he wants to stay at Inter Milan even though Bayern Munich wanted him last summer. The Turkish midfielder says he loves the club and wants to end his career there. Since joining in 2021 Çalhanoğlu has shown how much he cares about Inter and has become one of their best players.
- Çalhanoğlu said no to Bayern Munich because he wanted to stay at Inter Milan.
- He’s been really important in Inter’s midfield since 2021.
- Çalhanoğlu wants to finish his career at Inter Milan which shows how much he loves the team.
Çalhanoğlu’s Impact at Inter Milan
Ever since he came to Inter Milan Hakan Çalhanoğlu has been super important for the team’s midfield and helped them do really good in Serie A and European games. In the 2024/2025 season he’s played 12 games in Serie A and scored 3 goals and got 2 assists. The team really needs him to do well in both Italian games and Champions League matches.
⚫️ Hakan Çalhanoglu: “Bayern wanted me last summer… I spoke to my agent and said: speak to Inter as it’s only them deciding. I love this club”, told CorSport.
“I’d love to retire here, to complete my career wearing Inter shirt”. https://t.co/vIy3Z4tBSH
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano)
December 27, 2024
You can watch Çalhanoğlu play in games coming up like the one against Como where he’ll show what he can do. If you want more info check out the Inter Milan vs. Como Match Details.
Çalhanoğlu’s Career and Achievements
He was born in Mannheim Germany but plays for Turkey and everyone knows how good he is at making plays and taking free kicks. He’s played 95 times for Turkey and scored 20 goals which is pretty good. He started at Hamburger SV then went to Bayer Leverkusen then AC Milan and now he’s at Inter Milan which shows how good he’s gotten.
Looking ahead Çalhanoğlu really wants to stay at Inter Milan. He wants to retire there because he loves the team so much and he makes their midfield really strong and the fans love him a lot. If you want to know more stuff go to the Inter Milan Team News and Updates.
