Brace yourself: PSG are ready to pour in €65m for not more than a decent defender!
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Reading Time: 2min | Wed. 13.07.22. | 13:36
Milan Skriniar of Inter attracted the interests of both Chelsea and the Saints, so a lucrative transfer is just around the corner for the Slovakian defender
Only the sky is the limit! At least when it comes to the international football market, with transfer fees reaching unprecedented levels.
Every once in a while, we hear news about some almost anonymous player being shipped to another club for not less than 30,000,000 million euros.
Milan Skriniar: "PSG rumours? I'm going to have dinner with my friend Andrea [Pinamonti]". No comment, just a smile. ⚫️🔵 #Inter
— Luca Bendoni (@LucaBendoni) July 12, 2022
Intermediaries are working, from Milano to Paris, trying to reduce the gap between PSG bid and Inter request. 🇸🇰 #PSG pic.twitter.com/WRCduSJIGp
And Milan Skriniar - who's not anonymous, though, but a solid Serie A defender - is about to make this trend even more blatant. The 27-year-old Inter Milan defender is about to join Paris Saint-Germain for a ludicrously high 65,000,000 euros, L'Equipe reports on Wednesday!
🚨 PSG have still not increased their offer for #Skriniar and have now begun evaluating an alternative - Koundè.
— ENJOY INTER TRANSFERS (@EnjoyInter) July 13, 2022
💡 #Inter believe Torino’s valuation of #Bremer at €40m is too high, he has a €15m release clause starting in January that is being evaluated.
[source: @DiMarzio] pic.twitter.com/EjFasa2rMg
Apparently, the Slovakian player has chosen PSG over Chelsea. Despite Skriniar having only one year to run on his current deal in Serie A, the Italian club had initially asked for €80m to allow the player to leave. Having finally lowered their sky-high demands after a meeting yesterday, Inter and buyers PSG are now expected to conclude a deal.
The defender, however, had been weighing up offers from both Paris and Chelsea before finally deciding to join PSG, while Inter had hoped to extend the player's deal earlier in the summer despite being outbid on salary by the Saints at the end of last season.
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