Marotta updates Inter on Lukaku, Dybala and Skriniar

 is almost certain to return to Inter from 

, according to Inter director 

Beppe Marotta

. However, he warns that there is "no agreement right now" with Paulo Dybala, and he says that "many clubs" are interested in 

.

At an event, this evening, the former head of 

Juventus 

talked to reporters about the biggest transfer stories of the summer for the San Siro team. Lukaku will have a medical on Wednesday, and Inter and Chelsea have already signed the papers for a loan deal worth €8m plus bonuses and a pay cut for the Belgium international.

"We have to thank the owners of the club. A year after the €113 million sale, I hope it will all be finished in a few days." Henrikh Mkhitaryan signed on as a free agent, but talks are still going on with other players. For example, Dybala and the club are still talking about how much he wants to make and how much his agent should get.

"I won't say that we didn't meet with Dybala's agent. We need to try new things, and Dybala is one of the things we are looking into right now. However, for a solution to be reached, all of the parties need to move in the same direction. "Right now, we don't agree on anything."

All of these signings mean that some players will have to leave, and it looks like Skriniar will be the first one to go. The Slovakian international is wanted by 

PSG

, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur. The asking price is about €70 million, and PSG has reportedly offered €60 million, including bonuses, so far.

"Many clubs are interested, both in Skriniar and in other players," Marotta said. "We'll think about it calmly. We don't want to let go of anyone unless they ask to be sold, but we also have to think about the long-term.

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