Inter are reportedly ready to sell Chelsea and Manchester United target Mauro Icardi if a club meets their €100 million asking price.
Corriere della Sera, as cited on Calcio Mercato, reports that a deal could be done if a suitable offer is made this summer.
Inter are facing a battle to finish inside the Champions League spots this season. Failure to do so may force their hand in the summer transfer market, with high-profile departures likely.
Chelsea have been linked with a move for the free-scoring striker as a possible replacement for Alvaro Morata for some time.
Reports of a €63 million offer have emerged recently, but it is yet to be seen how concrete Chelsea’s interest is.
Manchester United have also been linked with a move for the striker to provide competition for Romelu Lukaku.
Icardi has been a focal point in Inter’s sides in recent years but is often linked with moves away from the San Siro.
