Chinese clubs line up to sign Inter striker

Eder could be lured into a move to China this summer, as Inter prepare to sell the striker in order to navigate past Financial Fair Play Regulations. Despite a lucrative cash injection following the Suning Group's acquisition of the Nerazzurri, the club are still bound by financial restrictions, which stipulate a need to strike a balance between expenditure and income. As such, Inter are prepared to allow the Italy international to leave for €14 million, opening up the possibility of a bid from the cash-rich Chinese Super League, with the summer transfer window in China set to slam shut on Friday. Eder, who scored 49 goals in 135 matches during his time at Sampdoria, arrived at Inter in January, scoring just one goal in 14 Serie A appearances for the Milanese outfit. This latest transfer speculation comes just two days after compatriot Graziano Pelle secured a transfer to Shandong Luneng from Southampton, with the striker signing a two-and-a-half year contract worth a staggering €38 million. As for Eder, his current contract with Inter is set to expire in 2020.

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