Inter Milan general director Marco Fassone admits the club are interested in taking Yaya Toure from Manchester City.
Toure, 31, is under contract at Etihad
Stadium until 2017 but reports in Italy have suggested Inter are
preparing an audacious €60m bid for the Ivory Coast midfielder, Sky Sports reports.
Fassone said, “Who doesn’t dream of having a player like him? Toure would give our midfield line something that we are lacking.
“But his wages and City’s asking price might be a big obstacle.”
Inter manager Roberto Mancini managed
Toure at City between 2010 and 2013 and is thought to be keen on
bolstering his squad, with stars such as striker Mauro Icardi,
midfielder Mateo Kovacic and goalkeeper Samir Handanovic all the subject
of transfer speculation.
“We are almost there with respect to
Icardi’s contract extension,” Fassone said. “We want to keep him just as
we want to keep Kovacic. We will evaluate with great care (their)
eventual offers.
“It’s clear that if we want to sign three players (this summer) we will need to evaluate those that will depart.
source: punch new paper
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