Inter continues to work on the track leading to Moussa Diaby, but the operation remains complex from an economic point of view. Fabrizio Romano, market expert, provided an update on his YouTube channel to analyze the situation regarding the Nerazzurri’s attacking wingers.
The feasibility of the deal depends entirely on the inclusion of technical counterparts. If Al Ittihad were to accept Asllani or Pavard plus 18 million euros, the operation could take off. Without this arrangement, the deal becomes prohibitive both for the cost of the transfer fee and for the salary of the French player.
“The player’s salary is very high: if a player outside the project were to leave, at that point a salary would be freed up, the situation would be eased and a transfer fee would be lost, but Diaby would be brought in, a player who was already seriously considered in January,” explained Romano. “He is a very hot and concrete target, the Diaby discussion involves only counterparts: without a counterpart it is very difficult to proceed today.”
Meanwhile, on the Nico Gonzalez front, Juventus is only considering permanent offers. The Bianconeri club does not intend to let the Argentine go on loan, further complicating the Nerazzurri’s plans to strengthen the right wing. Diaby therefore remains the main target, but everything revolves around departures.
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