Roberto Soldado looks set to leave Tottenham during the summer[GETTY]
Reports in Italy claim Inter are prepared to offer Soldado an escape route from his White Hart Lane misery, but a contract comparable to his £60,000-a-week wages is out of the question.
Inter have significantly reduced their spending with the exits of Javier Zanetti, Esteban Cambiasso and Diego Milito and now the top earner receives approximately £40,000-per-week.
The Spaniard will have to decide whether losing roughly a third of his wages is worth the opportunity for a fresh start abroad.
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It is no secret that Soldado has struggled since his move from Valencia last year, scoring a measly six Premier League goals in 38 appearances - four of which came from the penalty spot.
But Walter Mazzarri believes he can help the 29-year-old recapture his once lethal form, and fire Inter back to Serie A prominence.
Mauricio Pochettino's arrival had been seen as a fresh chance for Soldado to relaunch his White Hart Lane career, but the Argentine has shown his feelings after consistently opting for either Harry Kane or Emmanuel Adebayor up-front.