Arsenal targets a transfer request from Perisic after the loan of a winger granted to Inter Milan

Ivan Perisic asked to leave Inter Milan after the refusal of Arsenal's request to lend him.

The artillerymen had proposed a loan fee of 3.5 million pounds, of which 34.5 million to follow in the summer, but Inter wants a permanent sale.

The director of Inter, Guiseppe Marotta, told Sky in Italy: "Perisic asked to leave, but there is no offer to offer him. We will see in the next few days.

Ivan Perisic applied for transfer to Inter after a loan offer was rejected by Arsenal

"We will listen to the request of Perisic, he submitted a transfer request. we must try to satisfy him but also to respect his value.

Perisic, who will turn 30 on February 2, was about to join Manchester United in the summer of 2017, but chose to stay in Inter, despite Jose Mourinho's efforts to attract him. in the Premier League.

Today, Inter is ready to let the Croats leave for about 35 million pounds, after a disappointing season so far.

Arsenal's director, Unai Emery, has proposed a call option to obtain credit.

Unia Emery wants the club to sign the 29-year-old club for the rest of the season, with an option to buy it this summer for £ 35 million.

The Croatian international Perisic signed a new five-year contract in September 2017 to extend his stay with the Italian club until 2022.

Emery admitted earlier this month that his club can only sign a loan in the January window.

The Inter coach, Luciano Spalletti, wants to replace Perisic by Yannick Carrasco

The London club is traditionally considered one of the superpowers of English football, but director Emery revealed: "We can not sign permanently. We can only lend players.

It remains to be seen if a move to Old Trafford is still planned for Perisic after the departure of Mourinho before Christmas.

According to the press, Gazzetta dello Sport says that the boss of Inter, Luciano Spalletti, is ready to cash Perisic with the former winger of Atletico Madrid, Yannick Carrasco, already appointed to replace him.

Perisic, who scored for Croatia in the semifinal and final of the World Cup last summer, was persuaded to stay at Spalletti in 2017 after United's keen interest.