Inter Milan Raise Offer For Juventus Linked Marseille Star To €27M – Still €3M Short
Inter Milan have bumped up their offer for Luis Henrique to €27 million, but Marseille are still holding out for a higher bid.
This according to today's print edition of Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, via FCInterNews. They report that Marseille want €30 million for the 23-year-old.
Inter Milan have been in talks with Marseille for the past several weeks regarding winger Luis Henrique..=
And reportedly, the Nerazzurri have been getting closer and closer to a deal for the Brazilian.
Inter Milan see Henrique as the ideal reinforcement at wingback. They want the 23-year-old to become backup and competition for Denzel Dumfries on the right flank.
Inter have already agreed personal terms with Henrique. He is ready to sign a five-year deal worth €2.2 million next season, rising over the course of the contract.
Meanwhile, Inter have been inching their offer to Marseille up.
There is no question that Marseille are willing to sell Luis Henrique this summer.
However, at the same time, the Ligue 1 side are determined to cash in on the Brazilian to the greatest extent possible.
Therefore, Inter have had to continually offer more, bit by bit.
Tuttosport report that the Nerazzurri are now offering a deal worth €27 million. They have put an initial €24 million on the table, plus €3 million in eventual add-ons.
However, the newspaper report, Marseille have not green lit a deal at this fee.
Rather, Tuttosport anticipate, the French club are still sticking to their €30 million valuation.
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