PSG close gap with Inter for Skriniar

Reports in France suggest Paris Saint-Germain have increased their offer for Milan Skriniar to €65m and that could close the gap with Inter.

The centre-back is also wanted by Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, but PSG moved well in advance and appear to have agreed personal terms worth €8m per season.

So far, the Nerazzurri have rejected proposals for being too low, demanding €70-80m to sell the Slovakia international.

According to the latest report from France, the Ligue 1 reigning champions have increased their bid to €65m.

The gap is now small enough that the clubs hope to resolve it with negotiations over the next couple of days.

Once Inter have sold Skriniar, they can then purchase Gleison Bremer from Torino, as the Brazilian has promised himself to the San Siro side.

They still need to work out a transfer fee with Toro, who must lower the €40m demands in order to get a deal.

Milan #Skriniar 🇸🇰, priorité absolue de Luis Campos, est convaincu par le projet Parisien. Un accord est proche entre les deux parties : l’Inter réclame 70 M, Paris en offre 65. Dénouement dans les prochains jours.

— Abdellah Boulma (@AbdellahBoulma) June 30, 2022