It is reported that Ramires’ current club Jiangsu Suning are unhappy with the midfielder’s proposed move to Inter.
The Brazilian, having pushed for a transfer to Serie A, appears set to join the Nerazzurri from the Chinese Super League club in January on an initial loan deal.
In addition, the San Siro club want the 30-year-old to move to Italy as soon as possible in order for him to begin training and acclimatisation at his new club.
It is reported that Ramires’ current club Jiangsu Suning are unhappy with the midfielder’s proposed move to Inter.
The Brazilian, having pushed for a transfer to Serie A, appears set to join the Nerazzurri from the Chinese Super League club in January on an initial loan deal.
In addition, the San Siro club want the 30-year-old to move to Italy as soon as possible in order for him to begin training and acclimatisation at his new club.
However, Gazzetta dello Sport claim that Jiangsu are far from happy about the situation, having paid Chelsea €30m to secure his services in January 2016.
Ramires has a contract with the Chinese club until 2019 on bumper wages of €11m a season but wants to return to European football.
Jiangsu, who are also owned by Inter chief Zhang Jindong, would prefer an outright sale of Ramires rather than being pressured into loaning him out.