Inter Milan general manager, Beppe Marotta, has admitted it would be hard to stand in the way of Ivan Perisic, as he seeks a move to Arsenal.
Unai Emery is interested in the Croatia winger, who has put in a transfer request, but Arsenal and Inter have yet to agree terms.
Over the weekend, Marotta insisted a transfer would only happen if all sides were satisfied, but he has now shown a willingness to negotiate rather than be left with an unhappy player in his squad for the remainder of the season.
“It is hard to keep hold of players if they don’t want to stay.
“There have been very few moves [this winter] and a lot of unsatisfied players, so it’s up to us to deal with this situation.
“As things stand, no concrete offer has arrived so there are no conditions [to sell Perisic],” he told Sky Sport Italia after emerging from a meeting with club directors on Monday evening.
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