Reporter: Inter Milan may eventually set a 20 million euro buyback clause for Stankovic

According to Yitian Sky reporter Manuele Baiocchini, Stankovic's repurchase clause may be set at 20 million euros. Negotiations between Inter Milan and Bruges on A-Stankovic are still continuing, but are still in a stagnant phase. After the two sides held talks at the Nerazzurri headquarters a few days ago, although they had basically reached an agreement on the form of the transfer, the situation was temporarily deadlocked.

Bruges hopes to introduce Stankovic by lending with a buyout option of about 10 million euros. The two sides seem to have reached an agreement on this. However, the biggest obstacle to the successful completion of the transaction is Inter Milan insisting on adding a repurchase clause. The core issue is the amount of the repurchase clause. Initially, Inter Milan set a very high repurchase price, ranging from 28 million to 29 million euros, an assessment even caused dissatisfaction among some fans, believing that the pricing was too high. In the following days, the number dropped to 24 million to 25 million euros first, and now there is news that it may adjust to about 20 million euros.