Bayern Munich are reportedly ready to make Inter loanee Ivan Perisic’s deal permanent this summer on a discounted deal.
The Gazzetta dello Sport reveals that Inter could be willing to cut €5m of the initial agreement between the Nerazzurri and the Bavarians, as Perisic and Bayern are looking to make the move permanent.
The Croatia international injured his ankle in February but had been influential for Die Roten before he suffered the setback.
Bayern Munich are reportedly ready to make Inter loanee Ivan Perisic’s deal permanent this summer on a discounted deal.
The Gazzetta dello Sport reveals that Inter could be willing to cut €5m of the initial agreement between the Nerazzurri and the Bavarians, as Perisic and Bayern are looking to make the move permanent.
The Croatia international injured his ankle in February but had been influential for Die Roten before he suffered the setback.
With five goals and eight assists in 22 games across all competitions, the 31-year-old has helped his cause in Munich and the two clubs have already agreed an optional fee of approximately €20m to make the deal permanent this summer.
The newspaper writes that Inter could be willing to give Bayern a discount of €5m to help his move materialise.
Perisic, who arrived at San Siro from VfL Wolfsburg, played 163 games for Inter, contributing 40 goals and 37 assists in the process, and left last summer after four seasons with the Nerazzurri.