Inter Milan have opened up to the possibility of loaning out Real Betis and Premier League target Joaquin Correa this summer.
This according to SportItalia transfer market expert Alfredo Pedulla, who reports that the Nerazzurri would consider paid loan offers with a purchase option for the 29-year-old, as Betis and two unnamed teams from the Premier League come forward with interest.
Correa is a player who Inter are still hoping to offload before the end of the summer transfer window.
Reports suggest that Nerazzurri coach Simone Inzaghi has essentially lost faith in the 29-year-old.
However, the big questions has always been whether or not any clubs would come forward with interest in Correa.
A few tentative links did emerge earlier on in the window. However, to date there have been no serious offers for the former Lazio, Sevilla, and Sampdoria forward.
Pedulla notes that Torino are interested in Correa’s signature. The Granata would consider signing the Argentine on loan.
However, he anticipates that serious interest has come from Spain and England.
Inter Would Consider Loaning Betis & EPL Target Joaquin Correa
According to Pedulla, Betis have come forward with an interest in Correa.
The Andalusians are the city rivals of the forward’s former team Sevilla. And they are reportedly considering bringing him back to the city of Seville, albeit on the other side of the derby divide.
Meanwhile, Pedulla reports that two clubs from the Premier League have also inquired about Correa.
A report earlier today suggested that Bournemouth are thinking about a bit.
Meanwhile, English clubs West Ham United and Everton have also been linked with Correa earlier in the window.
In any event Pedulla reports, a key development could be Inter’s willingness to accept a loan move away for Correa.
He reports that the Nerazzurri would consider offers for a paid loan. This could include a non-obligatory option to sign the Argentine on a permanent basis.
Meanwhile, if Inter were to loan Correa out, they have an idea of who they’ll sign to replace him.
Pedulla reports that the Nerazzurri would then bring back Alexis Sanchez on a free transfer.
