Inter Milan and Club Brugge have reportedly agreed terms on a deal for Aleksandar Stankovic.

This according to Belgian football reporter Sacha Tavolieri, via FCInterNews. He reports that the deal is worth €8 million plus €2 million in add-ons, and Inter have a €28 million buyback clause.

Inter Milan midfielder Aleksandar Stankovic spent last season on loan with Swiss club Luzern.

The 19-year-old has enjoyed an outstanding campaign. So much so that he has even been tipped to win the midfielder of the year award for the Swiss Super League.

Luzern had a purchase option on Aleksandar Stankovic. They can sign the Serb on a permanent basis for a fee of €1.5 million.

However, Inter in turn had a buyback clause, and can bring Stankovic back immediately.

Inter & Club Brugge Agree Terms On Aleksandar Stankovic Deal

Belgian giants Club Brugge have reportedly come to the head of the queue to sign Stankovic this summer.

The Belgians have spent the past few weeks pursuing the young Serb.

Yesterday, Inter met with directors from Club Brugge. These talks were to try and advance in a deal for Stankovic.

According to Belgian reporter Sacha Tavolieri, the two clubs reached an agreement on a deal for the Serb.

Brugge will pay Inter a fee of €8 million plus €2 million in add-ons for Stankovic. Meanwhile, Inter have insisted on having a buyback option in the deal. This will be worth €28 million.