Inter will resist all offers for wing-back Achraf Hakimi and have no desire to sell him, according to Italian media.
The Morocco international joined the Nerazzurri from Real Madrid last summer and has played a crucial role as Antonio Conte’s side challenge for the Serie A title, having scored six goals and provided as many assists in all competitions.
Despite suggestions that Inter’s financial uncertainty amidst talk of a sale of the club by owners Suning could leave the door open for Hakimi to depart, the Biscione have no intention of parting with him, according to PassioneInter.com.
Suggestions that clubs in the Premier League could swoop for the 22-year-old are believed to be without foundation, and regardless of the outcome of any sale of the club Inter are determined to retain Hakimi.
The Nerazzurri currently owe an instalment of €10 million to Real Madrid as part of the €40m transfer fee for Hakimi, but an agreement has been reached to defer that payment until next month.