Inter President Erick Thohir warns Mauro Icardi’s price for Italian clubs is €400m, and confirms talks to raise his release clause.
The striker has a €110m release clause in his contract, but it’s only valid for foreign clubs in the first two weeks of July.
Some sources have claimed that Juventus are interested in signing him this summer, but the Nerazzurri chief has made it clear they won’t do business with the Old Lady.
Inter President Erick Thohir warns Mauro Icardi’s price for Italian clubs is €400m, and confirms talks to raise his release clause.
The striker has a €110m release clause in his contract, but it’s only valid for foreign clubs in the first two weeks of July.
Some sources have claimed that Juventus are interested in signing him this summer, but the Nerazzurri chief has made it clear they won’t do business with the Old Lady.
“Icardi has a release clause of €110m, any club thinking of paying it has to speak to the Inter executives,” Thohir told TopSkor.
“In Italy he’d cost much more than that figure, he could cost €200m, €300m or even €400m.
“At the moment the clause is still €110m, the increase to €150m hasn’t yet been agreed with the player.”