Inter did not find a transfer agreement with Paris Saint Germain for Milan Skriniar when the two clubs met on Friday, according to a report in the Italian media this evening.
As has been reported by Gianluca Di Marzio on his website, Inter are no closer to selling Milan Skriniar to PSG than they were this morning.
The Nerazzurri are completely refusing to lower their current asking price which is €70 million and the French club have not made a bid that reaches that figure yet.
That means that they are effectively in a stalemate. A director from PSG was in Milan on Friday to discuss the move and see if an agreement can be found so it is clear that the French champions have not given up hope of buying the Slovakian centre-half.
Another reason for PSG to have a representative in Italy on Friday was to meet Sassuolo and discuss Gialuca Scamacca.