The Christian Eriksen to Inter Milan saga continues, with all the parties involved trying to find an agreement suitable.
A few days ago it had been reported in Italy that Inter would look to pile pressure on Daniel Levy. Given they already have a personal terms agreement with the player, the idea was to push Levy into a corner, telling the Tottenham boss that he could either take the money now or see his player leave for free later.
Naturally, it didn’t work, and Inter are left trying to get as close as possible to Spurs’ €20m demand for a January transfer.
It’s claimed the Denmark international is willing to give up some payments owed to him by the Premier League club, in an effort to get the transfer over the line.
On its own, that isn’t enough, and SportMediaSet even suggest Gabigol’s transfer to Flamengo needs to be sorted first so Inter have the funds.
Gabigol is of course a striker. Tottenham need a striker. It’s an open goal.
