Icardi's outstanding performance of 20 goals and 8 assists in 24 games in the Turkish Super League has Galatasaray ready to negotiate a buyout with Paris, but Icardi's first choice is to return to Serie A.
Now that Paris Saint-Germain are in turmoil, a change of manager is inevitable. Icardi had no place at the Parc des Princes.
With the big money of Paris, this summer with the new coach's idea of building a team will start buying strong players on a large scale. The original players in Paris are facing a purge, and Icardi is the first to bear the brunt.
Inter reached the Champions League final and his tweet congratulated Inter. The 30-year-old Icardi is looking forward to returning to the familiar Serie A, and there are even public rumors that AC Milan are interested in bringing him in.
Inter Milan and Icardi had a bad fight before leaving, and we still remember it vividly. There is no harm without contrast, and now Shkriniar's behavior makes us feel that Icardi really has a sense of righteousness.
He left 68 million euros to Inter before leaving, and now he feels that he is really full of love for Inter.
Icardi did not make any verbal attacks against Inter during his move to Grand Paris. Now that he has broken up with his wife again, there is no obstacle to returning to Inter.
Before Icardi was true love for Inter Milan, but no one is perfect, and he needs a high salary to be normal, but his wife is not virtuous and causes trouble, and he really can't bear it. He often expressed nostalgia for his time at Inter, who would remain Icardi's first choice if he left Paris.
And Icardi, who was in his early years, also wants to return to the place where his dream began in Milan, even if it is a salary cut. Paris is now in turmoil, with the arrival of a new coach and the Arab gold lord losing patience with Paris' delay in not getting good results in the Champions League.
Some media have already revealed that the biggest competitor to the acquisition of Manchester United is the Arab Fund, and there is the shadow of the boss of Paris behind it.
Maybe the big Paris boss will quickly cash in on existing players. It's not about money, it's that the center of gravity is no longer in France.
Ashraf also had an unhappy time in Paris, where he came to Meazza to cheer on his old club in the semi-finals of the Inter Champions League and is nostalgic for his time in Milan. There are also media reports that he wants to return to Serie A and Inter Milan.
But it depends on the opinion of the new manager of Greater Paris, and even if he can return, the estimated transfer fee is the biggest obstacle for Inter Milan and Ashraf.