Inter no longer consider Milan Skriniar indispensable and would be open to selling him when the transfer window opens according to a report from Italian journalist and transfer market expert Nicolo Schira.
The Nerazzurri club would be willing to let the Slovakian national team centre back leave the club if they get an offer in the region of €60 million as those funds would help them satisfy the demands of manager Antonio Conte.
Schira goes on to explain that both Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain are interested in the former Sampdoria player and they have both already enquired about him.
Skriniar joined Inter in a player plus cash deal from Sampdoria back in 2017 and was one of the best defenders in Italy in his first two seasons but he has struggled this year, especially when it comes to adapting to Conte’s three man defensive system.
This term Skriniar has made 37 appearances across all competitions to date, in which he has provided two assists.