Inter Milan are facing frustration over their on-loan Premier League pair Alexis Sanchez and Victor Moses.

Sky Italia says Inter could be without Sanchez and Moses for the resumption of their Europa League campaign in August - because Manchester United and Chelsea haven't given them permission to play.

It has been reported that Inter's CEO Beppe Marotta is working hard behind the scenes to form an agreement with the two English clubs, which would involve giving them further compensation for the use of their players.

Manchester United may be more wary of giving up Sanchez to Inter, given that they too will be competing in the same competition and could end up facing the Italian side in the latter stages.

Inter coach Antonio Conte is understood to be desperate to reach an agreement with both United and Chelsea to allow the two players to feature, as they chase a much-needed piece of silverware.