Marseille President Claims ‘We’re In Talks With Several Clubs’ To Sell Inter Milan Target | OneFootball

Marseille President Pablo Longoria says that the Ligue 1 club are in talks with “several clubs” for Inter Milan target Luis Henrique.

Longoria gave an update on the Brazilian’s situation in a press conference, as reported by FCInterNews.

Inter Milan have made winger Luis Henrique a major target.

The Nerazzurri reportedly want to bring in the 23-year-old as a backup and competition for Denzel Dumfries on the right flank.

Therefore, Inter have been in talks with Marseille regarding a deal for Henrique.

However, Inter are not the only club with an interest in Henrique’s signature.

German champions Bayern Munich particularly looked to rival Inter for the Brazilian. As did Champions League hopefuls Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest from the Premier League.

Meanwhile, Juventus are reportedly keen to hijack Inter’s deal.

Marseille President Longoria: “In Talks With Several Clubs” For Luis Henrique

VILLARREAL, SPAIN – MARCH 14: Luis Henrique of Marseille battles for possession with Daniel Parejo of Villarreal CF during the UEFA Europa League 2023/24 round of 16 second leg match between Villarreal CF and Olympique Marseille at Estadio de la Ceramica on March 14, 2024 in Villarreal, Spain. (Photo by Aitor Alcalde/Getty Images)

Reports indicate that Marseille initially asked for a fee of €30 million to €35 million.

Then, the Nerazzurri offered around €20 million to begin with.

Inter have been ready to raise their offer as they look to get a deal done, however.

And there have been reports indicating that Inter getting closer and closer to a deal. They want to sign Luis Henrique ahead of the Club World Cup this summer.

Asked if there are talks with Inter for Henrique, Marseille President Pablo Longoria replied “not just with that club.”

“There are talks ongoing with several clubs,” he continued.

“Our goal is to sell Luis Henrique before June 30th for budgetary reasons,” he continued. “And out of respect for our owners.”

“The Club World Cup has radically changed contracts,” Longoria noted. “You can see how it’s really moved the transfer window forward.”