According to the Milan Sports Newspaper, Inter have between 10 million and 15 million euros in reinforcements in January next year, hoping to bring in a striker and a midfielder.
Inter have managed to qualify for the Champions League round of 16, which has brought in around €63 million in revenue for the club. If Inter can beat Liverpool in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, they can also get another 13 million to 14 million euros. However, the Milan Sports newspaper revealed that Inter's funds in the winter are not much, only 10 million to 15 million euros.
Inter are looking to bring in a striker and a midfielder during the winter transfer period. Strikers are targeting Skamaca, Ras Padori and Alvarez. Skamaca and Raspadori are both young Italian internationals who currently play for Sassuolo. The first choice for its Chinese rice is Skamaka, but Sassuolo is asking for up to 40 million euros and Inter is struggling to find a solution that can satisfy all parties. Argentine striker Alvarez's contract has a 20 million euros termination clause, which has triggered competition among many teams.
Inter's midfielders are targeting Sassuolo's Flatsi and Spezia's Maggiore. Flatsi are worth much more than Inter's winter signings budget, but Sassuolo's willingness to accept some of Inter's player exchanges has given transfer negotiations a chance. While Maggiore is cheaper, Spezia's willingness to sell players for less than 20 million euros.
(Su Erhu)
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