Asllani is heading towards an exit from Inter: Al Jazira from the United Arab Emirates have made an offer for him. Here are the formula and the details.
Inter are active on the departures front. Among the players available for transfer is Kristjan Asllani, back after loan spells at Torino and Besiktas and not included in Cristian Chivu's plans. The Albanian midfielder has drawn interest from Al Jazira, a club from the United Arab Emirates that are moving quickly to secure the deep-lying playmaker.
The two clubs are working to find an agreement, while it is still to be understood which formula will be used for the transfer and whether the player is fully convinced by the destination. Other clubs had previously asked about him as well, including Monza.
According to Fabrizio Romano, there is already a verbal agreement between the Emirati side and Inter for Kristjan Asllani. The move is expected to be completed as an initial loan worth €2 million, with an option to buy for €6.5 million that would become an obligation under certain conditions. Discussions are continuing over the remaining details with the player, who has shown openness to the transfer.
Born in 2002, Asllani made 33 appearances for Besiktas in his most recent spell, scoring 2 goals and providing 2 assists. He had joined Inter from Empoli, but over the years he was first blocked by Marcelo Brozovic and then by Hakan Calhanoglu.
At the same time, a lucrative contract in the UAE Pro League is ready for him, while Inter would prefer a permanent sale but are also prepared to accept this structure. Further updates are expected in the next few hours.
-
PFA Players’ Player of the Year: Arsenal trio on shortlist as Bruno Fernandes targets award hat-trick today

-
Spurs seal Savio transfer and move closer to another signing

-
Unai Emery has the quality to restore Aston Villa’s momentum, says Peter Crouch after difficult start to the season

-
Kohl’s responds to upset shoppers after complaints of double billing for online orders

-
LPG Cylinder Update: Supply cut from Gulf countries, Modi government joined hands with America overnight
