Inter, buyers are sought for Correa and Arnautovic
Should they leave, Inter would save 13 million euros gross
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Inter's focus right now is on the disposals front. Having armored all their aces and extended the agreement with coach Inzaghi, they are now trying to cash in and, above all, get rid of those players who no longer fit into the company's plans for the season now approaching.
With Carboni now one step away from Marseille (4/5 million euros for the onerous loan and 35 million as the fee for the right of redemption), they would now be working to find accommodation for Correa and Arnautovic, both of whom have been indicated as expendable players. Should both leave, the Nerazzurri club would save as much as 13 million euros gross.
However, these are not "cases" so many easy to solve. Coming back from loan at Marseille (19 appearances and zero goals), the Argentine has several admirers but also a high salary (6.5 million euros gross). He still has one year left on his contract with Inter and, therefore, could also stump up and try to convince Inzaghi to give him a chance. There has also been talk of River Plate but, for now, these are just market rumors.
Even more delicate is the position of Arnautovic. The Austrian is doing well in Milan, the Nerazzurri side. He thinks he can be useful and would, therefore, like to stay. As with Correa, Arnautovic still has one year left on his guaranteed contract. There is talk of proposals from Saudi Arabia but also of the striker's firm resolve not to go anywhere. In short, not easy to find a solution for both.
