The negotiations for Moussa Diaby could reopen. Inter will try in the final moments of this transfer window to unlock the deal with Al-Ittihad to bring the French player to Milan. According to Gianluca Di Marzio, today they will look for openings for the class of ’99.

The Saudi club had not accepted the proposals put forward by the Nerazzurri. The first offer involved a loan with an option to buy set at 35 million euros. Subsequently, the Inter management said they were willing to turn the option into an obligation, but without going beyond 28 million.

Al-Ittihad had shown no willingness to accept the proposed terms and the deal seemed to have fallen through. However, in the coming hours, a new attempt will be made to try to close the deal, with Inter wanting to propose a new loan with an option, which could become an obligation under certain conditions. The desire to bring Diaby to Milan remains alive and the negotiations could be revived at the last minute.