Man United target Ivan Perisic displays incredible skills
Manchester United have added Perisic to their list of transfer targets with Gareth Bale and Willian looking destined to be playing their football elsewhere next season.
The Croatia international, who starred as his country surged to the World Cup final earlier this month, nearly moved to the Red Devils a year ago.
Manchester United ultimately, however, missed out with Ed Woodward reluctant to fork out Inter Milan’s £50million asking price.
Chelsea, meanwhile, are preparing in case they lose Eden Hazard to Real Madrid with the La Liga giants confident of a deal.
And the Mirror suggest Perisic could be open to moving to Stamford Bridge as his replacement.
Man Utd transfer news: Ivan Perisic would be open to joining Chelsea (Image: GETTY)
Inter Milan have insisted he is not going anywhere despite United re-adding him to their target list.
Manager Luciano Spalletti recently said: "In the last few days I talked to Perisic who finished the celebrations.
“He told me he is mentally tired and in terms of energy.
"He must recover but he has not told me anything that concerns his desire to stay here in Milan."
The Mirror say Perisic might be a potential Chelsea target with Maurizio Sarri watching the player closely during their time in Serie A.
Man Utd transfer news: Ivan Perisic could join Chelsea to replace Eden Hazard (Image: GETTY)
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Exquisite touches and goals from Man Utd transfer target Perisic
And he could be open to a move to England having been determined to join United 12 months ago.
Jose Mourinho, however, may intervene.
The United manager knows a winger is key to his side’s hopes of winning the Premier League title next season.
And, with other targets ending up elsewhere, the Red Devils may sanction a £70million deal.