Inter have received €10 million offers from Moscow for their returning striker George Puscas, according to Corriere dello Sport.
CSKA and Spartak both want the 23-year-old, who has been called up to Antonio Conte’s first-team squad for the preseason tour in Asia.
Puscas was due to sign for Palermo on a permanent basis before the Rosanero went bankrupt and defaulted on their payment.
The Romanian is not enthusiastic about the idea of going to Russia, instead preferring to stay in Italy or join another top European league.
Puscas impressed at last month’s European Under-21 Championships, scoring four goals as Romania unexpectedly reached the semi-finals.
The forward completed a series of medical tests on Tuesday before flying out to Singapore to join Inter in training.
Conte could call upon Puscas for Saturday’s International Champions Cup against Manchester United, given he has limited options in attack.
Puscas will stand in for Lautaro Martinez and his potential future teammates until the Nerazzurri return to Milan, but he is almost certain to be sold again thereafter.
