Bayer Leverkusen has initiated contacts to bring Moussa Diaby back to Germany. According to Matteo Moretto, the Germans would like to propose a permanent transfer without technical counterparts, a formula that differs significantly from the Nerazzurri’s approach.
Inter has renewed its interest in the Frenchman to strengthen the right flank, but the situation has become more complicated compared to January. Unlike that transfer window, now the competition is present and fierce. The Germans, after finalizing the Gutierrez deal, have made the Frenchman their next transfer target.
The Nerazzurri can only consider the deal by including counterparts in the negotiation. Asllani or Pavard could be included in the talks, with the need for the player to also accept a salary reduction. The journalist highlights how Diaby had a positive experience in Germany, making the Leverkusen option a concrete possibility.
The difference in approach between the two clubs marks a significant gap. While Leverkusen could present a direct financial offer, the Milanese club necessarily has to structure the deal through a swap, making the feasibility of the transfer dependent on several simultaneous conditions.
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