Manchester City are weighing up paying Inter striker Lautaro Martinez’s release clause according to a report in today’s print edition of Tuttosport.

However, the report warns that it remains to be seen if City can afford to pay the release clause for Financial Fair Play reasons.

The reigning Premier League champions have recently gotten in bother for breaching Financial Fair Play regulations and this has led to them being given a two year ban from the Champions League meaning they have to be especially careful.

Lautaro’s release clause currently stands at €111 million and is only valid for the first two weeks every July to clubs outside of Italy.

Barcelona have also shown a strong interest in signing the highly rated 22-year-old but it is understood that they do not want to pay the clause and would rather do a player(s) plus cash deal.

Multiple reports have suggested that Inter will not let Lautaro go for anything less than his release clause and this report goes on to conclude that if he stays Inter will try and sign him to a new contract with an annual salary worth in excess of €4 million.

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