Sky: Young talent puts pressure on Real Madrid as Milan and Inter circle – the situation | OneFootball

A future in Serie A could await for Arda Güler and it is AC Milan and Inter that have shown an interest in signing him, a report claims.

According to Sky Sport Switzerland, Güler is considering leaving Real Madrid in the summer transfer window because he is unhappy at the lack of playing time and frustrated by constantly sitting on the bench.

Having bought him for €30m, Los Blancos are currently unwilling to sell the player, despite the fact he has played only 26% of his possible minutes since the start of the LaLiga season. Instead, they are hoping to find a loan suitor so he can flourish.

The report adds that Inter have made contact with the player’s entourage but they see him  as an alternative to Nico Paz. The Como star – who Real also have a buy-back on – is now considered a priority by Piero Ausilio, the Nerazzurri’s sporting director.

Turkey boss Vincenzo Montella has ‘advised Güler to join Serie A to improve his game’ but he is ‘dependent on the goodwill’ of Real Madrid. The Merengues will decide the fate of both creative midfield talents.

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While Inter currently favour Paz (the relationship between the player’s father and Javier Zanetti playing a role in this), Güler’s entourage might not wait and try their luck with Milan, who have also been linked recent weeks.

We reported in January that the Rossoneri had begun contacts over an initial loan deal, but they ended up getting Joao Felix over the line instead. Whatever happens, Güler has decided: if he is not part of the rotation next season, the Turkish talent will not spend another season at the Bernabeu.