Inter President Steven Zhang Will Regret Decision Not To Sell Milan Skriniar If Contract Extension Not Agreed, Italian Media Suggest | OneFootball

Inter president Steven Zhang may now be regretting the decision to not sell Milan Skriniar to Paris Saint Germain in the summer, according to a report in the Italian print media today.

As has been reported by Il Giornale, Steven Zhang may now wish that he had accepted the highest bid from PSG for the Slovakian defender or been more open to a negotiation considering the poor form of the team and individual since.

Another factor is that Suning are scrambling for money as they need to be in a position to repay the Oaktree Capital Group loan in June 2024. The sale of a major player is now inevitable and Milan Skriniar could have been that player in the summer.

He reached a point where he promised the management and Simone Inzaghi that he would not be accepting offers for the Slovakian as it was too late in the window to get a replacement.