Sassuolo are willing to include a buyback clause in a deal with Inter to sign striker Andrea Pinamonti.
This according to today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, who report that in addition to being ready to meet the Nerazzurri’s asking price for the 23-year-old they also have an agreement on a buyback option which will be crucial to getting a deal done.
The Neroverdi are set to be the second club after Salernitana to make Inter an offer worth €20 million, the amount that the Nerazzurri have asked for Pinamonti, and unlike in the case of the Granata’s offer the player would be willing to accept the move.
The sale of Giacomo Raspadori to Napoli will be crucial to the Nervoerdi’s move for Pinamonti, and once it goes through they should be able to make their offer without trouble.
The buyback option is crucial for Sassuolo’s bid being accepted, as Inter do not want to lose control of Pinamonti’s future on a permanent basis.