Inter Milan Could Throw Roma Star Serie A Lifeline Under Two Conditions | OneFootball

Serie A title holders Inter Milan reportedly consider throwing outgoing Roma superstar Paulo Dybala a lifeline in Serie A under two conditions.

According to Corriere della Sera, as reported by FCInterNews, Simone Inzaghi’s side is the Argentine’s best chance of staying in Italy’s top flight.

Despite Inter’s genuine interest in the left-footed forward, the deal remains complicated for two reasons.

High commissions and the player’s hefty wages already deterred Inter from luring Dybala to Giuseppe Meazza in the past.

Inter’s interest in the former Juventus forward dates back to the summer of 2022.

That’s when the Nerazzurri first contemplated a move for the versatile forward.

Dybala was on his way out of Turin upon the expiry of his contract.

However, while many saw Inter as the leading candidate to capture the 30-year-old’s services, Roma won the race.

Dybala has gone on to become the club’s talisman in the past two years.

Yet, his career at the Stadio Olimpico is seemingly drawing to a close.

Amid growing speculation linking the diminutive ace with a move to the Middle East, the Inter hypothesis has resurfaced.

Inter Milan Ready to Offer Roma Star Paulo Dybala Serie A Lifeline Under Two Conditions

Inter have become careful with their spending under Beppe Marotta’s leadership.

Therefore, the club won’t break the bank to sign Dybala, even though he would undoubtedly upgrade the quality of Inzaghi’s squad.

Indeed, the only way for the 20-time Scudetto winners would only consider approaching the Roma star under two conditions.

They need Dybala’s representatives to drop their commission requests.

On top of that, the player’s wage demands are out of the club’s reach.

So for the moment, the situation remains complicated, especially with Inter unable to offload two out-of-favor forwards.

Joaquin Correa and Martin Satriano remain on the chopping block.

Unfortunately for Inter, both players have refused advances from foreign clubs.