Inter are ready to keep hold of Milan Skriniar this summer but would not consider him unsellable in the event that Paris Saint-Germain make an offer worth €70 million or higher.
This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, who report that the Nerazzurri’s thinking is leaning towards keeping Skriniar in their squad as the Parisians’ interest fades into the distance.
PSG have been pushing to sign Skriniar throughout the summer transfer window but have never made an offer which comes particularly close to reaching Inter’s €70 million valuation for the Slovakian.
The Nerazzurri now expect that the French champions will not offer this amount as they appear to have changed their plans and turned to other targets in defense.
If PSG are to return with an improved bid which reaches the Nerazzurri’s €70 million valuation then a sale cannot be entirely ruled out, but Inter are no longer thinking about a sale of the 27-year-old as a likely eventuality.
