Report: Bayern Munich, Inter Milan Agree Terms on Ivan Perisic Loan

Bayern Munich and Inter Milan have reportedly agreed terms on a loan deal that will send Ivan Perisic to the German club.

Football journalist Fabrizio Romano relayed the news:

Sky Sport Italia (h/t Football Italia) said Perisic has agreed to the loan switch and that the Croatia international did not travel to Spain for Inter's friendly with Valencia on Saturday. 

Football Italia noted the Bundesliga side will pay the player's wages.

Bayern are in the market for a new winger after Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery left the club at the end of last season.

The Bavarian outfit have been linked with Manchester City's Leroy Sane throughout the summer. However, Sky Blues boss Pep Guardiola said the German will be out for "six or seven months" after tearing his cruciate ligament in the Community Shield, per BBC Sport.

Eurosport's Siavoush Fallahi can see why Perisic became a target in light of Sane's injury:

The 30-year-old has contributed 40 goals and 37 assists in 163 appearances for Inter, but he did not appear to fit into manager Antonio Conte's plans.

He will be a useful option for Bayern out wide, though, and he should help to make up for the losses of Robben and Ribery and their incisive contributions in the final third.

What's more, having turned out for Borussia Dortmund and Wolfsburg prior to his move to Italy, he has plenty of experience of playing in the Bundesliga, so he shouldn't need too long to adapt to his new surroundings.