A potential swap deal between AC Milan and Inter involving two midfielders is currently on stand-by due to a difference in valuations, a report claims.
It was reported by il Corriere della Sera earlier on Tuesday that the Nerazzurri want to offer Matias Vecino in exchange for midfielder Franck Kessie.
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Calciomercato.com meanwhile provided an update of their own on Vecino, stating that the Uruguay international is indeed available this month due to a difficult relationship with Antonio Conte and that talks have been held with the Rossoneri over a deal.
According to SportMediaset – as cited by MilanNews.it – Conte valued Kessie highly and wants the Inter board to find a way of acquiring him this summer, with the latest idea being the offloading of Vecino as a counterpart.
The outlet confirms that talks are talking place between the two clubs, but at the moment Milan evaluate the Ivorian at around €6-7million more than the Uruguay international.
This has made the dialogue between the rival club a ‘little less fluid’, the report concludes.
