Inter are looking to sign Torino defender Bremer on a loan deal containing a purchase obligation in order to delay the payment of the fee on the transfer.
This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Il Giornale, who report that the Nerazzurri are aiming to use this structure on the deal in order to make it financially feasible, and could offer midfielder Cesare Casadei plus cash if a buyback option is included on the midfielder.
Inter are pressing to get a deal done for Bremer, with the Granata still holding out for €40 million whilst the Nerazzurri are continuing to offer around €28-30 million for the Brazilian.
A loan structure to the deal including a purchase obligation could allow the clubs to come together on a fee so that Inter can sign the 25-year-old.
Casadei is also of interest to Torino, and could be included in the Nerazzurri’s offer, although they would only do this on the condition that a buyback option is included for 19-year-old so that they do not lose control of his future permanently.