Inter are reportedly ready to engage in a week of transfer hunting as Marco Branca redesigns plans to bolster the squad.Udinese ace Alexis Sanchez is still the priority target, but his club have already underlined his unavailability.
But La Gazzetta dello Sport claims Branca is eager to re-open dialogue with Udinese and bring the move into fruition by the end of the transfer market.
Between €28 million (£23.7m) and €30m (£25.4m) is required to land the 22-year-old Chilean international, with reports suggesting Udinese have already rejected €18m (£15.2m) plus Jonathan Biabiany.
However, Branca will have to offload a selection of players, with Sulley Muntari attracting interest from the Premier League and Nelson Rivas also destined to leave.
Any funds raised through player sales will be provisioned towards a move for Sanchez, but that is likely to happen in June, as suggested by coach Francesco Guidolin.
"The player deserves a great team, but almost certainly he will remain with us until June," he told La Repubblica on Monday morning.
Meanwhile, Luis Fabiano of Sevilla and Atletico Madrid's Diego Forlan are targets for Inter, while Juventus are also believed to be interested in the La Liga duo.
Tuttosport claims Brescia's Andrea Caracciolo, German striker Miroslav Klose and Parma's Valeri Bojinov are also Inter targets.
