Inter are still waiting for Paris Saint-Germain to improve their offer for defender Milan Skriniar from the €53 million plus €7 million in add-ons that has been put forward so far.
This according to today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, who report that the Nerazzurri are still holding out for €65 million and are waiting to see if the Parisians will be willing to reach this amount.
As things stand, the Nerazzurri have rejected offers from PSG which have included players coming the other way, as their aim is to receive a straight cash offer which meets their €65 million asking price.
The French champions have gotten as high as a total cash value of €60 million with an offer when all add-ons are included, but this is not enough for the Nerazzurri.
Now, Inter are waiting to see whether PSG finally return with an improved offer that is enough to satisfy, and could walks away from negotiations if one does not arrive.