Manchester City are offering Yaya Toure in a deal to bring Paul Pogba to the Premier League, as Juventus look towards Roma’s Radja Nainggolan in an ever-developing transfer roundabout.
The Citizens are the latest side to propose a deal for the mercurial Frenchman, with the 31-year-old midfielder Toure believed to have been offered to Juve as part of a player-plus-cash deal to bring the Juventus man to the Eithad Stadium; however Toure is believed to want to join up with ex-City coach Roberto Mancini at Inter.
However, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter’s lack of Champions League football puts that deal in doubt, meaning that the Bianconeri could take the former Barcelona man as a concession for losing Pogba.
Furthermore, the Serie A champions are monitoring the situation at Roma regarding the Belgian international Nainggolan.
The 27-year-old’s co-ownership deal with Cagliari comes to an end in the summer and with his destination uncertain; the Old Lady may swoop in to sign the midfielder.
Meanwhile, Roma are believed to be monitoring 31-year-old Toure as a replacement for Daniele De Rossi; although they would require that Toure takes a pay cut to move to the capital.
Inter Milan as a typical Italian club want Toure but for next to nothing. City should tell them to stick to picking up free transfers from the Conference League which is about all they can afford.
Typical bevahior from an English very rich small club. Offering a player that Juventus does not need or want. If they don’t have the money don’t waste Juve’s time.