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Inter To Sell Adriano To Bolton To Finance Ronaldinho Deal? Inter Milan have offered Adriano to Premiership-outfit Bolton Wanderers in the hope that a sale would finance a deal to sign Ronaldinho, according to reports in Italy.
Adriano is currently on-loan with Brazilian club Sao Paulo until the end of the season, but he is due to return to Inter in June.
Tuttosport claims that Nerazzurri President Massimo Moratti is desperate to sell ‘The Emperor’ in the summer because he feels he has no place left for him at the club.
This is where Bolton come into the equation. The Trotters have money to spend following their sale this month of star man Nicolas Anelka to Chelsea for £15m.
Aware of this Moratti is keen to discuss a possible transfer of Adriano to the club, and is attempting to get in touch with Bolton manager Gary Megson.
Inter would then use the money to help finance a deal to sign Barcelona superstar Ronaldinho. The Brazilian seems likely to leave Camp Nou in the summer following his troubles this term on-and-off the field.
The Nerazzurri have emerged as front-runners for the player’s signature, but they are likely to face strong competition from city-rivals Milan, as well as Chelsea.
As for Adriano, it remains to be seen if he would fancy a move to the Reebok Stadium. The 25-year-old has struggled with personal problems for almost two years now, and his form on the football pitch has dropped rapidly.
Adriano is currently on-loan with Brazilian club Sao Paulo until the end of the season, but he is due to return to Inter in June.
Tuttosport claims that Nerazzurri President Massimo Moratti is desperate to sell ‘The Emperor’ in the summer because he feels he has no place left for him at the club.
This is where Bolton come into the equation. The Trotters have money to spend following their sale this month of star man Nicolas Anelka to Chelsea for £15m.
Aware of this Moratti is keen to discuss a possible transfer of Adriano to the club, and is attempting to get in touch with Bolton manager Gary Megson.
Inter would then use the money to help finance a deal to sign Barcelona superstar Ronaldinho. The Brazilian seems likely to leave Camp Nou in the summer following his troubles this term on-and-off the field.
The Nerazzurri have emerged as front-runners for the player’s signature, but they are likely to face strong competition from city-rivals Milan, as well as Chelsea.
As for Adriano, it remains to be seen if he would fancy a move to the Reebok Stadium. The 25-year-old has struggled with personal problems for almost two years now, and his form on the football pitch has dropped rapidly.
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