Mark Van Bommel could leave Milan in the summer and return to his beloved club PSV Eindhoven. But the Rossoneri have already found the perfect replacement: Kevin Strootman.

The 22-year-old midfielder has a contract with PSV until June 2016 and in his homeland has been dubbed the “new Van Bommel”.

Strootman, who has been linked to Inter and Arsenal in the past, has a €12M price tag.

“Of course he has many admirers also because he has had a good season,” explained his agent to Voetbal International.

“In the summer there could be something but for now no official offer has been presented to us or PSV.”

• Inter follow Lisandro

Inter have made a bid for Arsenal de Sarandí defender Lisandro Lopez.

The 22-year-old player has been impressive this season and the Nerazzurri believe he has a great potential.

Lopez has already been capped twice by the Argentina national team. However, Inter are not the only club interested since there are also several La Liga teams watching the player.

• Juve-Robben impossible

Juventus have been linked to Dutch star Arjen Robben lately, but according to football agent Mino Raiola the deal is practically impossible.

“Bayern Munich won’t allow him to leave and for all I know he will sign a new contract,” explained Raiola.

“I am sorry for Juve fans but this deal will never happen.”

In the meantime, Milos Krasic could leave Juventus for Fenerbahce. The Turkish outfit is willing to offer €11M for the player’s services.