Inter and Paris Saint-Germain have reached an agreement for the permanent transfer of Mauro Icardi to the French side. The final details of the deal were settled on Saturday night, just before the deadline, set for the 31st of May, for the triggering of the option to buy included in the loan contract signed nine months ago.
However, the sum that PSG will pay to the Nerazzurri won't be of €70 million as initially agreed, but it will be €50 million plus 8 million in bonuses, four of which will be easily achiavable. Today the clubs will put pen on paper in the transfer contracts and the deal will be official.
The deal also includes a clause, requested by Inter, that obliges PSG to pay the Nerazzurri an additional €15 million, should the French club sell Icardi to an Italian club in the next two transfer windows (this summer and next winter).
