Christian Eriksen will become an Inter player imminently, according to Giuseppe Marotta, who has said that a deal for the Tottenham midfielder should be wrapped up within a few days.
The Denmark international has been earmarked for departure from the Champions League runners-up for several months now, with his contract at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ending at the conclusion of the season.
His statistics this season, however, have shown a depreciation, with 20 Premier League appearances yielding only two goals and two assists, though he has often been forced to play a substitute role.
He did, however, start three games over the course of the festive period, netting against Norwich before turning out in 1-0 defeats to Southampton and runaway league leaders Liverpool.
Meanwhile, Marotta refused to be drawn on the possibility that Eriksen's imminent arrival could pave the way for Matias Vecino to join Everton.
Inter are in the running for the Serie A title this season but trail Juventus by four points ahead of the weekend’s action.
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