Inter offer a deal to Dybala that includes bonuses for games played

has been offered a contract by Inter, but it pays much less than he would have made at Juventus and has no injury guarantees for the club.

The Argentine international is now a free agent after

withdrew their €10 million per season contract offer. While he has been linked to a number of teams, he has not yet found the swarm of major clubs eager to sign him.

have reportedly made their offer, which consists of the base pay of €5m per season with an extra €1m provided he appears in at least 50% of their games that term (as reported by

La Gazzetta dello Sport

).

The club is protected from further injury issues with Dybala because to this "pay as you play" arrangement. While playing for Juventus this season, the 28-year-old only made 29 appearances in Serie A, 10 in all other tournaments, and 5 in the

Champions League

.

Despite this, he finished with 15 goals and six assists. Inter have also requested that the free agent's agent,

Jorge Antun

, reduce his commission expectations, and as a result, the club is presently only communicating with the player's intermediary, Fabrizio De Vecchi, and not with Antun directly.

Even with further performance-based bonuses, the total compensation package would be worth less than the €7m he had requested. In addition, Dybala's contract has a release provision that would allow for a sale in the future.

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