Inter Milan are ready to offload Ivan Perisic this summer, and Wolves have emerged as one of the clubs interested.
Perisic is being monitored by Wolves, and they will have to compete with Leicester City and Arsenal for his signature, as per Sport Witness.
Reportedly, Perisic was dissatisfied under Luciano Spalletti at Inter Milan last season, and his stance hasn’t changed even though the club have announced Antonio Conte as their new manager.
It has also been reported that he has changed his agency to facilitate an exit, and is looking to play in the Premier League.
Ivan Perisic: Profile
Perisic emerged through the youth ranks of Hajduk Split and Sochaux, and it was after his impressive spell at Club Brugge that earned him a move to the Bundesliga.
Spells at Borussia Dortmund and VfL Wolfsburg followed and eventually, he was signed by Inter Milan in the summer of 2015. He is an accomplished player with quite a lot of experience under his belt.
Last season, the 30-year-old scored 8 goals and registered 3 assists in 34 Serie A outings, and was also productive in Inter Milan’s Champions League and Europa League campaign.
Perisic has also represented the Croatian national side 82 times, and played a key role as they reached the 2018 World Cup final before losing to France.
Would Perisic be a good signing for Wolves?
Wolves impressed last season with ruthless counter-attacking style, and finished seventh in the Premier League standings.
With the competition expected to rise further next season, someone like Perisic would add a lot more freshness and quality to their attack
The Croatian is versatile enough to ply his trade as a winger as well as a central attacking midfielder, and can goals from the wide areas. He is good in the air, and is also an astute crosser of the ball.
A player in his prime right now, Perisic tracks back to help his side’s defenders as his work-rate is exemplary.
Perisic’s attacking output is likely to improve in the Premier League which isn’t as tactical as the Serie A, so he could easily end up with double-digits in terms of goals if he signs for Wolves.
