The strikers’ domino effect that involves Inter, PSG and Man United
With the season coming to a close and the transfer window upon us, there could be a serious merry-go-round of attackers about to start.
With the future of Mauro Icardi still in doubt, should he leave it will soon start a knock on effect in the world game?
With the eventual arrival on the bench of Antonio Conte, Beppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio will not change their plans, the Argentine will be sold as long as a replacement can be found. Selling Icardi to the figures that Inter want will not be easy, especially considering the will of Wanda Nara not to stray too far from Milan.
Juventus are keeping a close on things while among the other clubs involved there are Paris Saint Germain and less likely the Premier League.
If he does leave then the most likely replacements will be one of Edin Dzeko or Lukaku, however, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, for Inter to sign Lukaku (Contes first choice) it would rely on Manchester United signing a replacement, Edison Cavani from PSG, who would then take Dzeko as his replacement, as the player has substantially lower wage demands.
A merry-go-round of transfers that all starts end Icardi.