Inter will not sell Milan Skriniar to Paris Saint-Germain in the event that they miss out on the signing of Torino defender Bremer.
This according to Italian broadcaster SportMediaset, who report that the Nerazzurri will not allow the 27-year-old to leave in the event that they are unable to sign Bremer as a replacement, but that another big name player could be on their way instead.
Bremer has been lined up as the Nerazzurri’s primary option to strengthen in defense, and this has been part of a broader strategy to revamp their backline for next season.
Were the Brazilian to arrive, Inter would likely be ready to accept a sale of Skriniar for the right price, and PSG have made the Slovakian their main defensive target.
Should Inter fail to sign Bremer, this would change the situation, and they will not allow Skriniar to be sold, but could instead sell another big name player in order to meet financial objectives.