The latest reports state Paris Saint-Germain could accept an expensive loan for Javier Pastore, but Inter need approval from their owners.
The Nerazzurri want to sign the Argentinian midfielder, but they can’t do a permanent deal due to Financial Fair Play restrictions.
The latest reports state Paris Saint-Germain could accept an expensive loan for Javier Pastore, but Inter need approval from their owners.
The Nerazzurri want to sign the Argentinian midfielder, but they can’t do a permanent deal due to Financial Fair Play restrictions.
Both Piero Ausilio and Walter Sabatini, who are trying to negotiate the deal, have stated that a deal is difficult, and this morning’s L’Équipe stated that PSG are increasingly determined to keep Pastore.
However, Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that the French club could be open to a loan with option to buy, but they’d need a significant fee for the loan.
As such, Ausilio and Sabatini have to convince owners Suning Group to invest the money, and assure them that it won’t breach FFP.
Sky’s transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio reports that Pastore’s agent, Marcelo Simonian, is in Milan today waiting for news.
The hope is that the midfielder won’t be included for tonight’s match against Rennes in the Coupe de la Ligue, but everything depends on Suning.