Inter Make Luis Henrique Available as €30m Roma Move Stalls
The club needs transfer cash after a smaller-than-expected Frattesi exit and is relying on player sales to push through targets like Curtis Jones.
Overview
- Inter formally told Luis Henrique he can leave and have held talks with Roma over a deal worth about €30 million, but the winger is unconvinced by Roma’s personal terms.
- Reporting on Friday and Saturday shows Henrique’s higher wage demands are the main obstacle and that Premier League clubs have also shown interest in the 24-year-old.
- Inter are under pressure because Davide Frattesi’s loan-to-buy move delivered far less immediate cash than the club expected and sold players are needed to fund incoming signings.
- Curtis Jones has agreed personal terms with Inter and Liverpool’s €40m valuation has reportedly softened, which increases urgency for Inter to generate transfer funds quickly.
- Clubs are using loan-with-option and sell-on formulas to bridge short-term finance gaps, a tactic that could force Inter to accept staged payments or future resale shares to complete deals.