Inter are confident that things will go according to plan both with a sale of Milan Skriniar to Paris Saint-Germain and the signing of Bremer from Torino.
This according to Sky Sport Italia journalist Luca Marchetti, who told Italian broadcaster TMW Radio that the Nerazzurri are not worried despite the significant uncertainties in both situations.
Inter’s defense looks set for a revamp this summer, with Skriniar a prime candidate to be the needed big money sale for the transfer window as PSG push for his signature and Bremer also being targeted as a priority.
Agreements on the fees for both deals have yet to be found, however, as the Nerazzurri still want more than what the Parisians are offering for Skriniar, and conversely, have not come close to the Granata’s asking price for Bremer as Juventus and other clubs take an interest in the Brazilian.
“Timing will be fundamental,” Marchetti said of the link between the two deals, “because if Inter sell Skriniar in the meantime, they’re on the fast track to sign Bremer.”
And of the negotiations for Skriniar and how far along they are, Marchetti said that “It’s impossible to know exactly, but we try to monitor them hour by hour. Inter want €70 million and they’re not worried that things will break down.”