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Inter have chosen Ivan Perisic to shore up their wings, but they\u2019ll have to wait for the final UEFA Champions League group phase round to know whether they have a chance to acquire him from PSV, La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> relays.<\/p>\n The Dutch team is hanging on to a playoff berth, as they are 22nd<\/sup>, but they\u2019ll face Bayern Munich. Should they get eliminated, the Nerazzurri<\/em> would have a better shot at convincing them to let the veteran depart. The counterparty has already built a comfortable lead in the Eredivisie.<\/p>\n Perisic is pushing to return to Inter, but the deal will have to go through PSV, which have put everything on hold for a week. The fee would be low. The 37-year-old would likely sign a shorter contract compared to his current one.<\/p>\n The Nerazzurri<\/em> higher-ups have been searching for a wing-back ever since Denzel Dumfries underwent ankle surgery. Christian Chivu has always been a proponent of a purely offensive-minded player. They were close to Joao Cancelo, but he chose to go back to Barcelona instead.<\/p>\n The management prefers not adding a younger player who would have to get acclimated and level up in a hurry. Other experienced options, for instance, Nahuel Molina, have been nixed because they don\u2019t have the traits the boss is looking for.<\/p>\n If they can\u2019t sign a stud, for instance, Marco Palestra, because he\u2019s too expensive or simply unreachable at this time, there are worse ways to kick the can down the road, even if he\u2019d be an uncharacteristic signing for them. At worst, he\u2019ll be a useful weapon off the bench and give the coach more tactical flexibility.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter and Perisic<\/h3>\n
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