Brozovic move on hold as Al-Nassr change offer to Inter

Another twist has emerged in Al-Nassr’s chase of Marcelo Brozovic as the Saudi side have now changed their offer to Inter, causing talks to stall, Gianluca Di Marzio details.

The 30-year-old Croatian midfielder agreed personal terms with Al-Nassr yesterday after their increased the figures of his contract. He negotiated a three-year deal worth €25m net per season, having waited in vain for Barcelona.

Inter are keen to sell Brozovic in order to fund their investment into Sassuolo’s Davide Frattesi. The Nerazzurri are desperate to beat their domestic rivals to the punch and have already set up a new meeting for the midfielder.

Di Marzio revealed today that talks between Inter and Al-Nassr hit a sudden standstill after the Saudi side changed their offer – a €23m fee was originally agreed, but now Al-Nassr want to pay €15m plus add-ons, with €13m of that being upfront.

The Nerazzurri have refused this and are now stuck in a difficult position, unable to complete a move for Frattesi until Brozovic is sold.