Manchester United FC are looking for suitors for Alexis Sanchez and are now discussing permanent a deal with Inter Milan. Sanchez has been on-loan at Inter Milan from the beginning of the season and has done well lately for the Nerazzurri. But Inter’s and United’s valuations are way off and now the clubs are discussing a swap move between Sanchez and Perisic.
Alexis Sanchez has been at the centre of a lot of stories in the transfer market, linking him to several moves.
Previously, Real Valladolid owner Ronaldo showed his interest to have Sanchez in his side and Inter Milan are also interested for a permanent move of the Chilean. Reportedly Manchester City are also interested in getting Sanchez and could pay up to £17m for the Chilean.
The Red Devils value Sanchez at somewhere between £15m to £20m, whereas Inter are only looking to pay about £10m. The valuations are way off each other and now the boards are sighting another way to complete the move. With Ivan Perisic completing his loan stint with Bayern Munich, he might be subject to a swap move.
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The Croatian has been long linked with the Red Devils but a move to Old Trafford has never materialized. With Bayern refusing to sign him permanently and Conte not including Perisic in his plans, a move might be around the corner. Perisic is 31-years old and doesn’t have the electric pace he was once renowned for.
At Bayern, he has played a total of 31 games, in which he has scored only six goals and provided 10 assists. With the arrival of Leroy Sane from Manchester City, Bayern will not need Perisic’s services anymore. Perisic might be on the move again this summer as Inter will look to sell him to generate funds.
Sanchez has done very well in Italy since the restart, and the Nerazzurri want to sign him on-loan for one more season. But the Red Devils want to completely offload Sanchez off their wage bills and want a permanent signing. A swap move between Sanchez and Perisic seems to be unlikely but only time will tell if a deal is agreed between the clubs.
