Milan Skriniar is only thinking about staying at Inter this summer, whilst coach Simone Inzaghi has made clear to the club that he does not consider the defender to be for sale.
This according to today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, who report that the 27-year-old is focused on the Nerazzurri despite having his head turned by Paris Saint-Germain, whilst the coach would hardly depart a sale.
Skriniar would be happy to stay at Inter and extend his contract, even though the significant offer made to him by PSG could cause him to want more than the €5 million net per season offered in the spring to put pen to paper on a new deal.
Meanwhile, Inzaghi feels that the 27-year-old is unsellable in light of the failure to sign Torino’s Bremer who instead went to Juventus.
The coach had been accepting of the plan to cash in on Skriniar and sign Bremer who he viewed as an acceptable replacement, but with the Brazilian now out of reach he feels that there would be no way to lose Skriniar without significantly weakening the defense.
