Sassuolo have reportedly joined three other teams in the race to sign Inter Milan outcast Tomas Palacios.
According to Greek portal Metrosport via FCInterNews, four clubs are battling out for the Argentine’s services.
Despite signing the 22-year-old from Independiente Rivadavia only last summer, Inter have already put him on the market.
Indeed, Tomas Palacios failed to live up to expectations at San Siro, though his first-team opportunities were at a premium.
Furthermore, Inter tried to help the youngster gain experience in Serie A by loaning him to Monza in January.
Sassuolo & Three More Clubs Keen on Inter Milan Flop Tomas Palacios

Palacios’ short-term stint at Brianteo didn’t go to plan, resulting in his immediate return to Inter.
However, the Nerazzurri are eager to cash in on the robust center-back.
Inter paid the Argentine club €6.5 million upfront to sign Palacios. But they also included several bonuses to sweeten the deal.
Keen to recoup their investment, the San Siro giants have put the player up for sale.
Meanwhile, Sassuolo have joined Olympiacos, Feyenoord, and Girona in the race to sign the Nerazzurri bust.
He is better with the ball than Aslani, but defensively wise I dont’t know, he is quality certainly but I don’t understand why we do not give him any chance.
As we need funds for new players, it seems likely that Palacios will be put up for sale, but is he any good? – We’ll never find out… Gotta say this kid was harshly treated! We opted for him over Leoni last summer, then gave him a grand total of 26 minutes on the pitch before shipping him off to a relegation battle, where Monza were always going to opt for experienced players, given the situation they were in… And to be honest, it’s not like he looked terrible during those 26 minutes! He’s not the first that this has happened to, but hopefully our changes in transfer policy will stop this happening quite so often….
never seen him playing, is he really bad?
He is like a beta version of bastoni. But simone plan was to develop him over 3 years like he did with aslani. A buy back is a must for that kid.