Ilkay Gundogan joined Manchester City on a free transfer in the summer transfer window, but things are much different this season than they were during his first spell at the Etihad Stadium.
Pep Guardiola’s side languish at sixth in the Premier League table, with Gundogan having played 24 times in all competitions.
The German hasn’t been a solution for Manchester City and doubts are now emerging about his future at the club.
InterLive today report that the Citizens are preparing for a squad revolution and older players like Kyle Walker, Kevin de Bruyne and Gundogan could depart soon.
It’s said that if Manchester City do not qualify for the Champions League, the 34-year-old will definitely look to depart, with his current deal running out in the summer.
Inter Milan CEO Beppe Marotta is ready to move for the ex-Barcelona player and he believes that the opportunity would be ‘enticing’ for the Nerazzurri.
While Gundogan’s age profile match Inter owners Oaktree’s demands, Marotta has an eye for free transfers and that can make a move possible.
The outlet also believe that the former Germany international’s exit from the Etihad is likely.
