Published On: Sat, Aug 13th, 2011

Inter Look To Tevez Loan Deal

Milan have reignited their interest in captain , according to the latest reports.

With Samuel Eto’o seemingly on the verge of joining ’s , the are in desperate need of a replacement.

According to Sky Sports24, Inter’s financial problems have placed the club in a difficult position, with regards to purchasing the Argentine outright.

City are believed to want at least €40 million for Tevez, however the Italians are hopeful of signing him on a free loan deal, with the option to purchase his services outright in 12 months time.

Despite the potential €35 million sale of Eto’o to Russia, technical director Marco is reluctant to use funds raised from the sale, and has insisted the club will stay true to the offer they made a fortnight ago.

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- Founder of Socceranchor.com, I am a devoted Serie A and Roma supporter, who fell in love with the game at the age of just five, when Roberto Baggio excelled at the ’94 World Cup. Living in Australia and initially supporting Fiorentina, all roads led to Rome when star man Gabriel Batistuta made the switch, and I have not looked back since. Have worked for Goal.com and ESPNsoccernet over the past five years, whilst I spent a few months in the UK in 2010, working as an intern for the likes of ESPN, Sky Sports and The Guardian. Also had the amazing opportunity to report from the recent World Cup in South Africa – a life changing experience. Follow me on twitter: @adriandelmonte

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