Inter Milan directors are resigned to losing Wesley Sneijder this summer. The Milan-based Mediaset says Inter president Massimo Moratti and his board believe Sneijder now has his heart set on moving to England.
Manchester United have already been in touch and indicated a willingness to go to over £30 million, while Chelsea have also asked after Sneijder and are prepared to include players in their offer.
Moratti has now ordered sports chief Marco Branca to draw up plans to find a replacement for Sneijder - which has led to him contacting the camp of Arsenal star Samir Nasri this week.
No quick sale of Sneijder is expected, with Moratti wanting his replacement in place before discussing a sale with United and Chelsea.
