Inter are not planning to sell defender Milan Skriniar unless a very big offer arrives for him.
This according to Sky Sport Italia transfer market analyst Gianluca Di Marzio, who reports on his homepage that the Nerazzurri have changed their strategy after losing out on Torino defender Bremer and that they would only consider parting with Skriniar for a significant offer.
Inter have been in talks with Paris Saint-Germain on a sale of Skriniar, but so far the Parisians have not come close to meeting their valuation, and it is unclear if they will ever do so.
Now that Bremer is out of reach, the plan of selling Skriniar to PSG for the right offer and then reinforcing the defense with the Brazilian no longer appears to be the plan.
The strategy now is to keep Skriniar, and to sign another defender to replace Andrea Ranocchia who left for Monza, and so the Slovakian would only be sold for much higher than PSG have yet shown a willingness to offer.