EVERTON centre-half Yerry Mina wants a move to Italy’s Serie A.
The Colombian seems set to leave Goodison in the summer and both Inter Milan and Fiorentina have been alerted.
Mina, 26, joined the Toffees from Barcelona in a £28.5million deal in 2018.
Everton are also on the lookout for a new keeper as Swede Robin Olsens loan from Roma ends soon.
Meanwhile, Mina, who scored against England in the World Cup, has had a mixed time on Merseyside with injuries and some inconsistent form.
The towering defender only recently returned following a calf issue he picked up in Everton’s 3-1 defeat to Manchester City in February.
SunSport previously reported that Mina was formerly a shock target for Spanish side Valencia last summer.
And Carlo Ancelotti has already reportedly lined up his former Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly as his replacement.
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Manchester United are keen on the Senegalese and it appears the Serie A giants are prepared to lower their asking price.
The Italians rejected a £95m offer from the Red Devils in 2018 but reportedly could consider a bid of around £39m this summer.
The pandemic has crippled the financial position of clubs across Europe and Napoli are set to accept a significantly lower offer for Koulibaly.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
