The Chilean isn't part of Koeman's plans and could return to Italy on a free transfer
Inter Milan have one clear objective in the next few days: signing Arturo Vidal. The Chilean midfielder has been told by Ronald Koeman he has no future at Barça and is free to join any side he wants. This is according to the Italian newspaper 'La Gazzetta Dello Sport'.
The outlet claims Antoine Conte has asked for Vidal to come in but the main issue is the midfielder's high wages. For Inter to afford the deal, they want the Chilean to sign on a free transfer. However, Barça would prefer to receive somewhere between €10m-15m.
Arturo Vidal almost left Barça back in January and said he would consider his options at the end of the season. Koeman has now informed him he won't be needed next year.
