Chelsea and Manchester United are keen on Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana.
That's according to Sky Italia's Gianluca di Marzio.
Di Marzio reports: Inter deserve credit for getting Onana on a free transfer.
It's true that Manchester United and Chelsea are keen on him, and also that Inter don't want Kepa as part of a swap deal, but above all I don't think that the figures I've seen reported in terms of fees would be enough to convince them.
40 million? I don't think so. I think Inter would only sacrifice Onana for a fee of around 50 million, or higher than 50 million, they've made that clear to all interested.
If he were to be sold, they've chosen (Empoli keeper Guglielmo) Vicario as his replacement."