Ramires appears to have been given the all-clear to join Inter after Jiangsu Suning agreed to a loan deal.
The Brazilian has spent the last two years with the Chinese Super League club but wants to return to play in Europe.
Jiangsu, who share the same owners as Inter, were reluctant to allow one of their prized assets to leave but have seemingly now admitted defeat in their efforts to keep him.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the deal to take former Chelsea man Ramires to the San Siro could be completed in as little as two to three days.
Ramires appears to have been given the all-clear to join Inter after Jiangsu Suning agreed to a loan deal.
The Brazilian has spent the last two years with the Chinese Super League club but wants to return to play in Europe.
Jiangsu, who share the same owners as Inter, were reluctant to allow one of their prized assets to leave but have seemingly now admitted defeat in their efforts to keep him.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the deal to take former Chelsea man Ramires to the San Siro could be completed in as little as two to three days.
Inter are expected to be very active over the next week of the January transfer window, with moves for Benfica’s Lisandro Lopez and Barcelona’s Rafinha also in the pipeline.