FC Twente striker Marko
Arnautovic has agreed terms with Inter Milan ahead of a proposed
move to Italy.
The player's agent confirmed on Monday that a five-year deal has
been put in place with the Serie A champions.
Robert Groener did, however, admit that the move is not
guaranteed to go through, with the 20-year-old currently carrying a
serious ankle injury.
Arnautovic picked up the problem in May, with initial reports
suggesting he could be sidelined for up to six months.
An impressive 14-goal haul last season brought him to the
attention of Europe's top clubs, with Premier League giants Chelsea
believed to have expressed an interest.
A move to England now looks unlikely, but a switch away from
Holland this summer remains a distinct possibility.
Inter representatives are due to meet with their Twente
counterparts this week in an effort to thrash out a deal, but
Groener accepts those discussions could prove fruitless.
"No-one knows for how long he will be injured," he said.
"Inter, of course, want to buy a player who is 100 per cent
fit."
