PSG have been looking for a central defender since the start of the transfer window. And for several weeks, priority number 1 has been called Milan Skriniar. Despite an agreement with the player on a five-year contract and a salary of just over 7 million euros, the capital club came up against the demands of Inter who wants to recover 80 million euros for his Slovak international, still under contract until June 2023.
Inter will work to extend it
While the file seemed closed for several days, a flashback returned on Wednesday. According to several media and transfer window specialists, Inter and PSG have reportedly resumed discussions for a transfer of Milan Skriniar, with the Paris leaders confident in the success of his case. Indeed, they would have made a new proposal of 70 million euros including bonus. But the Milanese club is still asking for 80. This Wednesday evening, Gianluca Di Marzio gave an update on this file. According to the transfer window specialist, Inter would have decided. Milan Skriniar will not move. The Nerazzurri have decided to keep him and would now like to convince him to extend his contract.