Chinese club Jiangsu Suning are willing to cover Fredy Guarin in gold, unleashing Inter on the January market.
The Far East team was known to be interested in the Colombian player and the deal seems increasingly likely to happen, even though there are conflicting reports on the details.
Sky Sports report that Jiangsu would be offering €15m plus bonuses worth €3m, whilst paying the player €8m per season.
Chinese club Jiangsu Suning are willing to cover Fredy Guarin in gold, unleashing Inter on the January market.
The Far East team was known to be interested in the Colombian player and the deal seems increasingly likely to happen, even though there are conflicting reports on the details.
Sky Sports report that Jiangsu would be offering €15m plus bonuses worth €3m, whilst paying the player €8m per season.
La Gazzetta dello Sport believes that Inter are trying to haggle a deal of €17-18m cash, with the player receiving €6m per season.
In either case, the deal would be excellent for the Nerazzurri, as they do not intend to renew the player's contract, due to expire in summer 2017.
Furthermore the influx of cash would allow them to operate on the January transfer market, where they have been rather blocked.
The only thing that could slow the deal down is the interference of Zenit St Petersburg. The Russian club's offer for a loan deal has been rejected, and Inter are now waiting to see if they'll be willing to beat Jiangsu's offer.