The Moussa Diaby track is heating up ahead of the summer transfer window. After inquiries in January, Inter has resumed negotiations with Al-Ittihad, aware of the financial difficulties involved in the deal. However, the Nerazzurri are not alone in the race for the French forward.

According to Footmercato, both Inter and Bayer Leverkusen have submitted offers to the Saudi club in the region of 20 million euros. Despite these proposals, no agreement has yet been reached for Diaby‘s transfer, and discussions between the parties are ongoing.

Sunderland had reached an agreement with the player, but was unable to finalize the deal due to issues related to obtaining a work permit in England: the Frenchman did not have the necessary points to secure a visa. Benfica is also monitoring the situation, keeping its distance while waiting for developments.

The negotiations therefore remain open, with several clubs interested in bringing the Frenchman back to Europe after his experience in Saudi Arabia.