Inter are on course to satisfy UEFA’s Financial Fair Play requirements before the 2018-19 financial season finishes on Sunday, according to Corriere dello Sport.
The Nerazzurri are required to raise an unspecified amount of money in ‘capital gains’ before 30 June, in order to avoid any risk of being sanctioned by European football’s governing body.
Zinho Vanheusden will join Standard Liege for €15-16 million and a deal could be finalised today.
Inter will not have an official buy-back option for the defender but they are on excellent terms with the Belgian club and could very easily resign him in the future.
Andrea Adorante will produce further funds as he resigns for Parma in a deal worth around €4 million, while the Ducali will also sign goalkeeper Brazao for €6.5 million – although the Brazilian’s sale will go onto next year’s financial records.
Genoa are due to sign academy players Lorenzo Gavioli and Nicholas Rizzo and continue to persist with their interest for Andrea Pinamonti, although Inter would want a big offer to sell him permanently.
Defender Riccardo Burgio will go to Atalanta for €2 million while Thomas Schiro and Andrew Gravillon are also expected to find new clubs.
Edoardo Vergani is unsure about a move to Roma and has ‘irritated’ Inter’s management with his indecision, although the player’s agent Federico Pastorello categorically denied these reports last night.