Inter Milan has milked the Ivan Perisic situation for a number of seasons now but it looks like they are finally ready to offload him.
Ivan Perisic joined Inter in 2015 from German club Wolfsburg and the winger has been a key player for the Serie A club since then.
This season though his form has dipped and the 30-year-old has managed to provide just three assists in 23 league games.
According to reports, Ivan Perisic is finally ready to move out of Italy and the player would be looking to move to a new club during the summer transfer window.
Manchester United have had a long-standing interest in Ivan Perisic and former manager Jose Mourinho had tried to sign the winger multiple times.
Rumours have it that if the Croatian becomes available this season, Man United will not shy away from making a move but this time they would not be the only club interest in signing him.
Arsenal are also keen to sign the player and some reports have claimed that the Gunners did want to sign him previously but Wenger was ultimately priced out of the deal.
Right now, TransferMarkt values Ivan Perisic at €30 million and the reports suggest that Inter would be happy to take anything between €30 to €40 million for the winger.
Manchester United already have an array of wingers and it would make not sense for Solskajer to spend so much money on a player who is moving into the latter half of his playing career.
Arsenal though could very well use such a player but right now they have another problem.
Unai Emery will only have about £50 million to spend during the summer and the manager just cannot afford to spend almost 80 per cent of that budget on one single player.
If Emery really wants to bring in some high-value players like Ivan Perisic then Arsenal would have get back into the Champions League next season.
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