Inter have been offered the option of signing Manchester United defender Antonio Valencia on a free transfer next summer.
The 33-year-old defender is out of contract at the end of the season and has so far failed to agree on a new deal with Manchester United.
Valencia fell out with former manager Jose Mourinho and there was speculation that he could be looking to move on during the January transfer window.
Despite being the club captain, the Ecuadorian is no longer a certain starter and the player is now assessing his options as his contract winds down.
And according to Sky Italia, his representatives have touched based with Inter in order to probe the possibility of Valencia moving to the Nerazzurri on a free transfer next summer.
The defender is free to negotiate a pre-contract with any club outside England and his agents have already gone to work in order to find a fresh destination for their client.
Inter are yet to get back with an answer to Valencia’s entourage and are closely studying the possibility of snapping him up on a free transfer.
The Ecuadorian joined Manchester United in 2009 and has won two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, an EFL Cup and the Europa League at Old Trafford.