There is now around a €10 million difference in Inter’s asking price and Paris Saint-Germain’s offer for defender Milan Skriniar.
This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, who report that the two clubs are getting closer and closer on the valuation of a deal, which would immediately unlock a move for Torino defender Bremer by the Nerazzurri.
Inter had rejected PSG’s initial offers for Skriniar as being far below their asking price, but the Parisians are now ready to put forward €55 million plus significant add-ons for the Slovakian.
The Nerazzurri are still holding out for €65 million plus add-ons, but the distance between the two clubs is not as big as it was just short time ago.
As soon as a Skriniar deal is done the Nerazzurri will immediately move forward in their pursuit of Bremer, who they could sign for €30 million plus the addition of a player like Cesare Casadei.
