Inter Milan and Bonnie have reached an agreement. Inter Milan's top management hopes to finalize the agreement with Parma in the next few days. It is still under negotiation.

Inter Milan's goal is to reduce the transfer fee. Parma's current asking price is about 20 million euros. They want to reduce the asking price by adding players that Parma is interested in.

Parma tends to want Pio Esposito, but Inter Milan's new coach Chivu wants to focus on him. A possible solution is to introduce another Esposito, that is, S-Esposito. Inter Milan currently values ​​him at 7 million to 8 million euros. S-Esposito is currently in the United States, but he knows that his contract will expire in a year, so he is ready to leave the team again, and Parma may open the door for him.

The two clubs also discussed the possibility of adding Bellenbruch to the transaction, and the evaluation in this direction is still ongoing. The only thing that is certain is that Inter Milan has now defeated all competitors. In fact, after learning that Inter Milan was interested in him, Bonnie himself did not consider other options.

Inter Milan's top management still keeps an eye on Manchester United striker Hoylen, who is considered an ideal candidate to strengthen the front line. The current problem lies in the form of transfer. Manchester United accepts a mandatory buyout, while Inter Milan only wants to offer a selective buyout, and wants to first test whether Hoylen can return to the top after two seasons of slump.

If Manchester United accepts Inter Milan's proposal, the transfer negotiations may be completed quickly. Otherwise, Inter Milan's management will continue to look for opportunities.

As for Taremi's departure, the reality is far more complicated than imagined. Due to his Iranian identity, he is not politically popular in Saudi Arabia and the United States, two potential markets, and his career development opportunities are also limited. Therefore, Inter Milan is trying to find a way out in the Turkish market, but there is still no substantial progress.