Inter are reportedly planning an ambitious treble swoop for Marco Verratti, Federico Bernardeschi and Kostas Manolas this summer.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Stefano Pioli and Piero Ausilio flew to China on Tuesday with the intention of laying down strategies for the summer transfer window, when Suning Group will exercise its considerable financial muscle, without the fear of Financial Fair Play.
Inter are reportedly planning an ambitious treble swoop for Marco Verratti, Federico Bernardeschi and Kostas Manolas this summer.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Stefano Pioli and Piero Ausilio flew to China on Tuesday with the intention of laying down strategies for the summer transfer window, when Suning Group will exercise its considerable financial muscle, without the fear of Financial Fair Play.
Consequently, several names were put forward by the Coach and sporting director, namely Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Verratti, Fiorentina winger Bernardeschi and Roma defender Manolas.
Suning’s Zhang Jindong is also said to have “already made contact” with Viola President Andrea Della Valle for Bernardeschi.
The newspaper adds other targets include Genoa goalkeeper Mattia Perin, in the event Samir Handanovic moves on, Atalanta ace Roberto Gagliardini, Verratti’s teammate Grzegorz Krychowiak and Lazio stopper Stefan de Vrij.
However, their arrivals would depend on Inter’s ability to shift players, with Felipe Melo, Assane Gnoukouri, Eloge Yao, Stevan Jovetic, Davide Santon and Jonathan Biabiany those likely to make way.
Furthermore, one of Eder and Rodrigo Palacio may leave on loan if Gabriel Barbosa does not.