'Football Italia' revealed that the Italian goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, a Tottenham Hotspur player, has expressed his desire to join Inter Milan during the upcoming summer transfer window, at a time when the Italian club does not intend to pay more than 20 million euros to complete the deal.

According to the same source, Vicario prefers to return to the Italian league after his experience with Tottenham, despite his appreciation for the London club, which prompts Inter to enter into direct negotiations, especially since the goalkeeper's contract extends until June 2028.

The report indicated that Vicario's name is not new to Inter's table, as he was among the club's interests in 2023 before his permanent move to Tottenham, but the current Nerazzurri management has set a clear financial ceiling not exceeding 20 million euros to complete the deal.

The site explained that the 29-year-old goalkeeper had a strong season with Tottenham, keeping a clean sheet in 9 matches out of 22 appearances, and he is considered the second goalkeeper for the Italian national team behind Donnarumma, having played five international matches.

Inter Milan is awaiting developments in the file during the coming period, amid the player's clear desire to experience a new challenge within Serie A, while the Italian club insists on its financial conditions to complete the deal.