Beppe Marotta admits ‘it’s difficult to keep’ Ivan Perisic, who ‘doesn’t want to stay’ at Inter, but insists ‘no real offer has come in yet’ from Arsenal.
Perisic has reportedly agreed personal terms with Arsenal but a sticking point remains the structure of his transfer, and Marotta warned time was running out for the Gunners.
“The meal went well,” the Nerazzurri chief told Calciomercato.com after a meeting with Inter Coach Luciano Spalletti and the club’s board.
Beppe Marotta admits ‘it’s difficult to keep’ Ivan Perisic, who ‘doesn’t want to stay’ at Inter, but insists ‘no real offer has come in yet’ from Arsenal.
Perisic has reportedly agreed personal terms with Arsenal but a sticking point remains the structure of his transfer, and Marotta warned time was running out for the Gunners.
“The meal went well,” the Nerazzurri chief told Calciomercato.com after a meeting with Inter Coach Luciano Spalletti and the club’s board.
“It’s a normal situation and it happens at all clubs because yesterday the President couldn’t come to Turin.
“We took stock of the situation, it’s normal. Perisic? I repeat, it’s difficult to keep players who don’t want to stay, but no real offer has come in yet so there are no grounds [for him to leave right now].
“It’s up to us to manage this situation. I was hoping for a very quiet transfer window. Instead, there have been very few developments and plenty of dissatisfaction.”