Free agent Paulo Dybala would already be an Inter player had it not been for his agent’s demands, reports in Italy claim.
The Argentina forward has been a free agent since the end of June once his Juventus contract expired but his availability has been well known since before then.
Inter appeared frontrunners for his signature and director Beppe Marotta said a while back they were hopeful a deal would happen – but more recently suggested they were content with their attacking options.
Il Corriere della Sera report the only reason a deal for Dybala to join Inter has not already been wrapped up is due to the commission his agent Jorge Antun has been demanding.
It remains to be seen where Dybala ends up but Inter’s position has the likeliest destination is no longer so secure, recent reports have claimed.
Inter recent re-signed Romelu Lukaku, which has left fans dreaming of an attacking trident, which would see the Belgium forward line up alongside Lautaro Martinez and Dybala.