After days of deadlock and a weekend without any particular developments, the negotiation between Inter and Atalanta for Marco Palestra could enter a decisive phase. New contacts between the two clubs are expected this week, although the financial gap remains significant: the Nerazzurri have not yet met the requests of the Dea. This is what colleagues from Sky Sport report:

“For Inter, this could be a decisive week for new contacts between Inter and Atalanta, for sure. Why? Because at the moment the gap is very wide. The proposal that Inter would make would be around 45 million euros, but Atalanta is currently holding firm at 50 million as a base plus bonuses, so a figure close to 55 million euros, this is the request. However, there is no defined timeline, it could also be a very long negotiation that could obviously change if external offers were to arrive, which at the moment have not yet come in.”