The transfer of Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan "threatened by financial fair play"

According to reports, the potential transfer of Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan is threatened by the rules of financial fair play.

It is thought that Manchester United striker Lukaku, the Manchester United striker, will be considered his number one goal this summer by Inter, Antonio Conte, who wants to score his team.

However, the Sun reports that the Italian club must raise 40 million pounds before June 30 to keep his hope to bring the Belgian striker to San Siro.

This is the date on which the Serie A team must clbadify their accounts to comply with financial fair play, and it seems that the club currently lacks a solution.

According to the publication, Inter will seek to unload one or two players in the coming weeks, adding Lukaku's transfer fee and salary of £ 130,000 a week.

It was also reported that the Italian club had hoped to orchestrate an exchange deal that would have allowed Mauro Icardi to join Juventus, his opponent of the club, with Paulo Dybala leading in the other direction, so that the agreement fails.

Red Devils boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is about to reorganize his team this summer after a disappointing season in which United misses the Champions League next season.

And Lukaku would be part of the list of players that Solskjaer is ready to unload during the transfer window, Inter being, according to him, its most likely destination.

But Conté refused to confirm he was looking to make a move for the 26-year-old.

"I think it's very difficult to talk about this now, we have a plan to try to improve the team," he told reporters. BBC World Service .

"But it will be very important for the players, it will be very important to have a great desire and a great ambition, myself, the players and the club, to try to reduce this gap.

"I repeat at this point that there is a sports director who will talk about this and ask this question about the transfer market, about the players.But I repeat, we are now very focused on the first step and on the collaboration."