Italian giants want Blackpool wideman to follow in his father’s footsteps by moving to the San Siro.
Inter Milan’s technical director Piero Ausilio has admitted that the Serie A giants are among a host of clubs that are interested in signing former Liverpool winger Tom Ince.
The 22-year-old, who spent the second half of the season on loan at Crystal Palace, is currently under contract at Championship side Blackpool.
However, his deal at Bloomfield Road is due to expire at the end of next month.
Blackpool are keen to keep hold of Ince, but they are likely to find it difficult to retain his services, considering that Swansea City, Stoke City and Hull City all tried to sign him back in January.
Palace are also hopeful of signing Ince on a permanent basis, but they will have to compete with Inter.
“He’s a young player with an expiring contract who is weighing up several offers,” Sky Sports quote Ausilio as saying.
“It’s definitely not a done deal for Ince. It’s an intriguing possibility, him coming here in his father’s footsteps.”
Paul Ince – Tom’s father – spent two seasons playing for Inter in the 1990s.
He moved to the San Siro from Manchester United in 1995, before returning to England with Liverpool in 1997.
During his time in Italy, Ince made 54 senior appearances for Inter, scoring 10 goals.
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