Luo Ti: Inter Milan accepts a quotation of 9.5 million euros + second transfer share in Bologna, Aslani s salary is too high

According to the "Roman Sports", Inter Milan and Bologna have negotiated Aslani's transfer fee, but Bologna has not yet agreed to Aslani's salary requirement.

Inter Milan is preparing to sell Aslani this summer, and Bologna is interested in him. The two clubs have been in talks for transfers in the past two weeks. The Roma Sports revealed that the two sides have reached an agreement, and Aslani's transfer fee is 9.5 million euros, and Inter Milan retains 40% of the players' future transfer share.

But Aslani demanded an annual salary of 1.7 million euros, which Bologna believes will break the team's salary structure, so there is no agreement yet. If Aslani sticks to this salary requirement, Bologna will have to get approval from club chairman Joy Saputo if he wants to sign him, but the current president Joy Saputo has not given the green light for the transfer.

Roman Sports said that it is not yet certain whether Bologna wants to persuade Aslani to lower the asking price, or give up Aslani and consider other midfielders. If it is the latter option, it means that Bologna has wasted two weeks on Aslani, and the new Serie A season will start this weekend, and it will be difficult for Bologna to negotiate new signings within a few days.

However, all parties still hope to promote this transfer transaction. Bologna has always been optimistic about Aslani and regards it as the top choice for midfield signings this summer. Aslani also believes that Bologna is the most suitable choice for him. He can get stable playing time here and further grow, and Bologna can also participate in the Europa League in the new season. For Inter Milan, the team currently has oversupply in the midfield position, and Aslani has been unable to serve as the main player in the past few seasons. If he stays in the team, his room will be smaller in the new season, and his value will only fall further.

"Roman Sports" pointed out that if Aslani really strongly wants to join Bologna, he must be clear about the actual financial situation of the Bologna club and consider reducing his salary requirements. After all, for Aslani, who is only 23 years old, he still has time to grow further and strive for a high salary again in the future. To do this, Aslani first needs more continuous opportunities to play.