A new ambitious project for both the club and on the transfer market at Inter; this is the intention of Zhang Jindong, the owner of new club owners the Suning Group. In the mirror of the nerazzurri remains a host of players including Domenico Berardi and Gabriel Jesus, but there also remains the small matter of selling some of the current squad and one of these is Stevan Jovetic.
 

A year ago, the Montenegrin play-maker arrived at the club and was considered one of the deals of last summer’s transfer window. In the agreement that was struck with Manchester City was fixed an obligation to take the 26-year-old for €14.5 million after he made his first appearance for the nerazzurri in August.  

Jovetic in the past few days has declared that his future is with Inter but in Mancini’s new system of 4-3-3, there is little space for the player. This harks back to a similar situation with Shaqiri when the Swiss man was sold to Stoke City with most of the fee going to Bayern Munich who sold the player to Inter. The problem with Jovetic is that the only club showing any serious interest is Spartak Moscow, who are unlikely to convince the player to head to Russia. There has been a survey done by Arsenal but nothing concrete whilst Zenit St Petersburg have made contact for an exchange between Murillo and Garay. There are possibilities, but Inter want the situation dealt with sooner rather than later.

Steve Mitchell @barafundler