Reports say Torino and Paris Saint-Germain will meet to discuss the possible transfer of Salvatore Sirigu today.
The Italy international goalkeeper has lost his place with the French champions to Kevin Trapp this season, meaning he could be available.
Tuttosport reports that the Granata will meet PSG representatives for a summit about the 29-year-old.
Reports say Torino and Paris Saint-Germain will meet to discuss the possible transfer of Salvatore Sirigu today.
The Italy international goalkeeper has lost his place with the French champions to Kevin Trapp this season, meaning he could be available.
Tuttosport reports that the Granata will meet PSG representatives for a summit about the 29-year-old.
However, the newspaper warns that Sirigu’s salary demands of €2m per year are too steep for Toro and therefore they would need the Ligue 1 outfit to continue contributing in order for the deal to go through.
Sirigu joined PSG from Palermo in 2011 and has been a regular until this season, making 182 appearances and keeping 80 clean sheets for the Parisians.