Inter President Steven Zhang wants to finally get the sales of Milan Skriniar and Andrea Pinamonti out of the way, as well as the departure of Alexis Sanchez.
This according to today’s print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, who report that the Nerazzurri President has made clear that the priority is now to start dealing with outgoing transfer business.
Inter got several signings out of the way early this summer transfer window, with the likes of Andre Onana, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Raoul Bellanova, Kristjan Asllani, and Romelu Lukaku all arriving by the start of July.
In the meantime, negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain for Skriniar’s sale have dragged on, with the Parisians very keen but still around €10 million short of the Nerazzurri’s €70 million valuation, which has caused negotiations to stall.
Pinamonti’s sale has also been expected for some time but hasn’t yet gone through with Monza and Atalanta going head-to-head for his signature, and the club have not been able to seal the departure of Alexis Sanchez, who is a target for Flamengo, Galatasary, and Sevilla.
The financial target of a €60 million net profit in the transfer window remains, and so along with signing Bremer, the club’s priority is now to start completing sales.