Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic is attracting interest from elsewhere in Italy due to his strained relationship with his current club.
Roma, Juventusand even Interrivals AC Milan are allconsidering a move for the Croatian international, who has been somewhat excluded at the club following a training ground incident.
Brozovic hasn't player for Inter since the first game of the season due to the incident, which came ahead of the club's 2-1 victory over Juventus. He has since apologised to his teammates and coach Frank de Boer.
De Boer has hinted that Brozovic could return to the squad after his time on international duty with Croatia followinghis apology.
Inter have incidentally already rejected a summer approach for Brozovic, that coming from Juventus. But Mediaset Premium, viaFootball Italia,claim that AC Milan or Roma could swoop for the central midfielder in January.
Both Chelsea and Arsenal were reportedly interested in Brozovic, and Inter have stated that they would rather sell him to a club overseas than strengthen another Serie A club by allowing them to buy him.
But the Premier League clubs retracted their interest, leaving another Italian club as Brozovic's likely destination if he was to leave.The Nerazzurri refuse to let the Croat leave for a fee under €20m though, so any suitors will have to meet this asking price.
Brozovic featured for Croatia in their 6-0 demolition of Kosovo this week. Brozovic started, but it was a hattrick from Mandzukic that helped Croatia on their way to the win in what was Kosovo's first competitive home game.
Meanwhile, Inter sit a disappointingninth after seven games, with Juventus seven points clear of them at the top of Serie A. Inter welcome Cagliari to the San Siro for their next match.