Inter’s move for Yaya Toure is believed to be entering its final stages, with the Ivorian reportedly looking for a house in Milan.
The Manchester City midfielder has been heavily linked with the Nerazzurri, with Coach Roberto Mancini keen to reunite with the player he worked with in England.
Following reports that the player has agreed terms on a contract, Gazzetta dello Sport reports today that City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has given his blessing to the deal.
Inter’s move for Yaya Toure is believed to be entering its final stages, with the Ivorian reportedly looking for a house in Milan.
The Manchester City midfielder has been heavily linked with the Nerazzurri, with Coach Roberto Mancini keen to reunite with the player he worked with in England.
Following reports that the player has agreed terms on a contract, Gazzetta dello Sport reports today that City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has given his blessing to the deal.
The newspaper believes that the club has lowered its asking price from €18m to €14m, which is more in line with the Beneamata’s budget.
The sports daily also claims that Toure’s agent Dimitri Seluk has paid several visits to Milan, and in recent days has been searching for a home for his client in the city.