Inter are on the verge of hitting their target for producing ‘capital gains’ so to comply with the settlement agreement they agreed with European football’s governing body UEFA according to a report from Gazzetta dello Sport.

Zinho Vanheusden’s €12 million confirmed sale to Standard Liege and Andrea Pinamonti’s proposed €18 million switch to fellow Serie A side Genoa will make up €30 million of the €40 million required.

The deal for 20-year-old starlet Pinamonti is all done as per the report and is just lacking official confirmation from the two clubs.

Despite Inter owning Chievo Verona half of any fee they received for Pinamonti, the Nerazzurri will be able to include the full value of his transfer to Genoa.

Inter do not have a buy-back option on the player they rate very highly but there is a gentleman’s agreement in place between the clubs for him to re-join Inter in the future.

Andrea Adorante’s transfer to Parma has generated another €5 million in capital gains meaning just €5 million more is required for Inter to hit their target.