Paris Saint-Germain's Angel Di Maria Reportedly Offered to Inter Milan

Paris Saint-Germain star Angel Di Maria has reportedly been offered to Inter Milan by his agent, Jorge Mendes.

According to Tuttosport (h/t Calciomercato's Kaustubh Pandey), Mendes has made the Argentinian available to Inter amid a potential need for PSG to sell him in order to adhere to UEFA's financial fair play regulations.

It's said a deal would require Inter to first offload Joao Mario, though. West Ham United turned down the chance to bring him back on loan after he made a temporary switch to them in January, but he has been linked with newly promoted Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Di Maria came into the FIFA World Cup on the back of a fine campaign with Les Parisiens, in which he racked up 21 goals and 12 assists in all competitions. However, with the arrivals of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe, he was restricted to the role of back-up in PSG's most important matches.

His only start in the UEFA Champions League, for example, came against his former club Real Madrid in the second leg of their last-16 tie, for which Neymar was injured.

The winger exited the World Cup with Argentina at the same stage, but not before scoring one of the goals of the tournament against France:

However, as football writer Ryan Baldi and journalist Musa Okwonga noted, his performance in that 4-3 defeat otherwise left much to be desired:

Despite scoring and assisting a combined 102 goals in 135 appearances in Paris, it still feels as though Di Maria is searching to recapture the form he displayed for Real Madrid, where he established himself as one of the world's finest.

At his best, the 30-year-old is creative and incisive, often bursting inside from the wing at speed to create opportunities for others or take chances himself.

Inter are back in the Champions League, and so they could appeal to Di Maria if he's open to leaving Paris, and he could add further threat out wide in their team with Ivan Perisic on the opposite flank.

He would also provide striker Mauro Icardi with even more ammunition.

Much would depend on PSG's valuation of him, though, as his well-known problems with consistency would make it difficult for Inter to justify paying a huge fee for him, despite the heights he's capable of.