Inter Milan Slap €35M Price Tag On Roma Target | OneFootball

Inter Milan want no less than €35 million to sell Roma target Davide Frattesi

This according to today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, via FCInterNews. They report that the Giallorossi could aim to sign Frattesi on loan with a purchase obligation, but that the fee would still have to be very high.

The links between Roma and Frattesi have become very strong in the last few days.

Reportedly, the Giallorossi sense an opportunity to sign the 25-year-old.

Frattesi does not feel that he has been receiving enough playing time at Inter. He has not seen his situation change as much as he expected over the first half of this season.

Therefore, the Corriere report, Frattesi is very keen on a move to Roma.

However, the Italian international will not try to force his way out of Inter.

And for Roma, it would take a very ambitious bid to convince the Nerazzurri.

Inter Want No Less Than €35M For Roma Target Davide Frattesi

Roma are not likely to make a serious effort to sign Frattesi in January.

However, the Giallorossi could certainly set their sights on the former Sassuolo midfielder in June.

Therefore, the capital club are thinking about a possible strategy to sign Frattesi.

That could be to try and work out a structure on a deal with Inter that would see Roma sign Frattesi for an initial loan deal, but with the obligation to sign him permanently.

Alternatively, there could be the prospect of a player-plus-cash bid.

But one thing that is clear is that Inter will not let Frattesi go for cheap, even if it is on the basis of an initial loan.

The total valuation of the 25-year-old would have to be at least €35 million, reports the Corriere.

Inter paid a total of over €30 million to sign Frattesi. And they’d want even more than that to allow the Italian international to leave.