Italian media: Inter Milan asks Zelinsky for 8 million to 10 million euros, and he can save a lot of salary when selling it

August 14th According to Inter Milan News, Inter Milan asked Zelinsky to be 8 million to 10 million euros, and selling him can save a lot of salary.

Inter Milan's next first choice signing target is forward Lukeman, but at the same time, he also hopes to introduce a midfielder with strong defensive capabilities to meet the needs of coach Zivo's tactical changes. Inter Milan is paying attention to midfielder Frendrup, but considering that Inter Milan already has 7 midfielders, they need to sell first and then buy.

Asrani has been included in the sale list by Inter Milan, and both Bologna and Turin are interested in him, and Inter Milan hopes to sell Asrani for a transfer fee of 15 million euros. But selling Aslani is not enough, Inter Milan is also interested in selling Zelinsky.

Zelinsky, 31, is a Polish midfielder. He joined Inter Milan for free after his contract expired last summer and signed until June 2028. However, Zelinski suffered multiple injuries last season and only made 26 appearances in the Serie A, including 8 starts and 2 assists. As Inter Milan coach Ziwo intends to change the team 3421, Inter Milan has lost one position in the midfield, which means that Zelinsky's space in the team has been further reduced.

Inter Milan News Network pointed out that Inter Milan's asking price for Zelinsky is only 8 million to 10 million euros. In addition, Zelinsky's current annual salary before tax reaches 9 million euros, with three years of contract left. If Zelinsky is sold, Inter Milan can earn more than 30 million euros, which can also make room for budget for the team's future operations.

But so far, only some weak teams in the Premier League and Bundesliga are interested in Zelinsky, and Zelinsky has rejected them, and the players are more willing to go to some teams with more popularity and strength. Although Inter Milan will switch to a double midfield formation, Zelinsky has played similar positions in the Polish national team in the past, and he believes he can adapt.

At present, Inter Milan has not put pressure on Zelinsky to require him to leave the team, but if Zelinsky receives a bid that satisfies him, Inter Milan will definitely not keep anyone. Once Zelinsky leaves the team, Zivo can introduce a new midfielder who is more suitable for the team's tactics.