Richard Ríos has a new suitor in Europe: Inter Milan has him in their sights.

Ríchard Ríos has taken full advantage of the international and European exposure offered by the Club World Cup currently being held in the United States, which is now in its quarterfinals. Now, Inter Milan is eyeing the Colombian midfielder.

Ríos is having an extraordinary season with Pelmeiras and has received much praise from the international press, especially as the transfer market opens.

The Colombian player has been captivating powerful European teams and is now linked with Inter Milan, one of the giants of the old continent.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano , an expert on the transfer market, and his colleague Mate Morreto, reported this Wednesday, July 2, that Inter Milan is so interested in Ríos that it has already asked for terms for him.

"Inter is among several European clubs inquiring about Richard Ríos as a new midfielder. A Palmeiras player is among the options the club is considering."

The truth is that Inter is just one of the European clubs inquiring about the Colombian midfielder. In recent days, he has been linked to other clubs such as Atlético Madrid, Porto, PSG, and Manchester United.

Ríos, a star of the Colombian national team, has received much praise for his performance at the Club World Cup, and this could be his final step toward making the leap to European football.

After providing an assist in the round of 16 tie against Botafogo, in the 2-0 victory that secured them a place in the quarterfinals, Colombian Richard Ríos was praised and even included ahead of his compatriot Jhon Arias in the tournament's Best XI of the Week.

Ríos appears as the only Colombian in a super team that includes figures such as Reece James, Thiago Silva, Hakimi, Cole Palmer, Harry Kane and Guirassy , ​​who also stood out with their respective teams.

This is the third time a Colombian has been included in the coveted starting XI for this Club World Cup, following Jhon Arias and Nelson Deossa , who have also performed well in this tournament.

Richard Ríos hopes to remain a star, and on July 4th he has a mission to retain Chelsea's stars in a tie that guarantees a spot in the Club World Cup semifinals.