Romelu Lukaku's agent Federico Pastorello was spotted arriving at Inter Milan's offices in Italy on Tuesday.
The Belgium striker's Manchester United future is up in the air and sources close to striker have told the MEN the striker is intent on joining Internazionale since he does not feel 'important' under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Lukaku is keen to finalise a transfer within the next two weeks.
And his agent Pastorello was spotted arriving to discuss transfers with Inter chiefs although Press Association report the meeting mainly related to other clients such as U19 striker Edoardo Vergani.
A move to Inter is said to appeal to Lukaku as he is keen to work with new boss Antonio Conte who was unveiled as manager earlier this month.
It is understood United are willing to sell the former Everton man but will hold out for the £75million they paid for the Belgium international in the summer of 2016.
#Inter , in sede anche #Pastorello , agente di #Lukaku e intermediario italiano per #Lazaro . pic.twitter.com/RCWsJZd6fq
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Lukaku has talked up a move to Italy already this summer hailing Conte as one of the best manager's in the world.
"It is good that Conte went to Inter, for me he is the best coach in the world," Lukaku said earlier this month. "As for my future, I have already made a decision that I still cannot communicate publicly out of respect for Manchester United, with whom I have a contract."
It is understood Lukaku wants a decision to be made on his future before the United squad fly out on pre-season tour to America. The team are expected back at Carrington for pre-season training next week before flying out on tour on July 7.
