Milan's "Inter" vice president Javier Zanetti admitted that the club would really like to see "Palermo" striker Paulo Dybala among their ranks, but the deal could be hindered by UEFA's financial transparency rules.
The 21-year-old player, who is in excellent form according to his agent, is also being pursued by Turin's "Juventus", London's "Arsenal", "Napoli", while "Paris Saint-Germain" and "Chelsea" have already made offers.
His current club "Palermo" demands a 50 million euro buyout.
"Could Dybala's future be with 'Inter'? Good footballers always fit well to good teams. If we have even the slightest opportunity to acquire him, we will try to take advantage of it.
"However, we must be realistic and respect the financial transparency rules.
"His excellent performances do not surprise me. I saw him playing in Argentina earlier and his skills were evident even then. This season he is playing very consistently. A bright future awaits him."
