Inter Milan are eyeing Las Palmas defender Mauricio Lemos.

Gazzetta dello Sport says Inter are showing interest in the Uruguayan.

Lemos joined Las Palmas in January 2016 on loan from Rubin Kazan with an option to purchase him permanently for 1.8 million euros, which they exercised.

His is a signing who enforces the club's new policy to buy cheap and sell for a large profit, but the fact that they do not need to sell him means the island club can negotiate.

In addition to Inter, Everton and Roma are also monitoring the Uruguayan's situation closely and, although he has a release clause of 30m euros, Las Palmas would be willing to negotiate for 20m euros.

So far, they have received no firm offer, but Inter have already made enquiries to the player's entourage.