Multiple French reports continue to claim PSG are going all-in for Milan Skriniar, with suggestions they are offering €65m plus €5m in bonuses for the Inter defender.
The negotiations had dragged on all summer and seemed to be abandoned a couple of weeks ago when the Nerazzurri raised the asking price to €90m.
However, L’Equipe, Footmercato, RMC Sport and more all claim that Paris Saint-Germain are making one final big push to do a deal for the centre-back and the feeling is far more positive now.
Tuttomercatoweb suggest the proposal is €65m plus €5m in bonuses, therefore reaching the original €70m asking price.
The Ligue 1 giants are seemingly cutting Luis Campos out of the talks, instead going directly through President Nasser Al-Khelaifi.
PSG coach Christophe Galtier confirmed as much in yesterday’s press conference, noting “anything is possible” until the transfer deadline on Thursday.
It would be a huge blow for Inter to sell one of their best players on transfer deadline day, especially as coach Simone Inzaghi was already complaining in last night’s interviews and press conference that he is waiting for another centre-back to complete the squad, let alone losing one of the current players.
He is furious because it’s reported President Steven Zhang blocked the arrival of Francesco Acerbi on loan from Lazio in order to keep a lid on the wage bill.
No, no no more sale
If this happen, Zhang must be out, Suning must be out