Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge is all set to move out of Anfield on a loan deal but the Merseyside outfit have plans to offload him permanently.
The English International has been warming the benches for Liverpool as manager Jurgen Klopp has preferred to play Roberto Firmino in the striker’s position. Everyone thought that with the departure of Coutinho things would get better for Sturridge and he might see more game time but clearly, the situation has not improved.
Serie A giants Inter Milan are willing to take Sturridge up on loan until the end of the season with an option to make the deal permanent.
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Liverpool have set a £30 million asking price for the striker but the San Siro outfit are only willing to pay £18 million to keep him in Italy on a permanent basis.
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Reports are now suggesting that Jurgen Klopp has given the green signal to the deal and the manager has told his hierarchy to lower the transfer price tag of Struddige so that Inter Milan do not lose interest in him.
