Report – Inter Milan To Make €7M Capital Gain From Offloading Torino Loanee Next Summer

Inter Milan could reportedly generate a substantial profit from the potential sale of Kristjan Asllani to Torino at the end of the season, as per reports from Calcio e Finanza via FCInter1908.

Asllani joined Torino on a season-long loan in August after falling out of favor at Inter Milan, with new manager Cristian Chivu excluding him from his plans, leading the 23-year-old to reject foreign offers and accept the move. Torino paid a €1.5 million loan fee for the 2025/26 season.

The loan agreement includes a buyout clause that allows Torino to purchase Asllani permanently for €12 million in 2026, and Inter has already saved approximately €2.4 million on his wages due to the transfer.

Asllani's market value has declined to €7.2 million and is expected to drop further to €4.2 million by next summer, making the €12 million buyout clause a significant source of profit for Inter if activated by Torino.