Inter Milan have suspended the transfer of Croatian midfielder Marcelo Brozovic to Saudi Al-Nasr during this summer’s Mercato.
Well-informed journalist Gianluca Di Marzio said Inter had suspended Brozovic’s move to Al-Nasr after the latter wanted to change some of the terms of the deal.
He explained that Al-Nasr wanted to reduce the purchase price of Brozovic’s contract to 15 million euros instead of 23 million, which Inter refused.
And the journalist added: “Al-Nasr was originally offering 23 million euros to join Brozovic, but in recent hours they have asked for the price to be reduced to 13 million euros in addition to the 2 million euros in bonuses.”
And he warned that “Inter rejected the request for victory, so they decided to freeze the negotiations, and Brozovic also asked the Italian team for a reward in connection with the end of his service before leaving.”
Source: agencies