By Chima Azu
Inter Milan are set to let Milan Skriniar go as early as January should possible suitors meet their asking price once the transfer window opens in few days’ time.
It is now an open secret that the Nerazzuri are growing tired of the back and forth issue surrounding the contract renewal of Milan Skriniar. The former Sampdoria defender is one of the longest serving players in the squad and his also one of the captains for the team.
However, the Slovakian international has been reluctant to commit his future for the former Italian champions with his current contract expiring in the next six months. The Nerazzuri are offering the defender a similar contract like that of Lautaro Martinez and Brozovic.
Skriniar’s camp are not making any positive progress on his contract extension; with Inter now growing frustrated as the contract situation drags on.
Rather than lose him for free in the summer, Inter are ready to let him go for a price when the transfer window opens in January if he refuses to put pen to paper on an extension.
PSG were on the verge of signing him last summer before the deal fell through, and that saw him remain at Inter but the French champions are still in pursuit of their man with a recent report claiming he’s the only January transfer target for the Les Parisiens.
