The Striker could be sold to Liverpool or Chelsea this January after contract talks with the Nerazzuri broke down as the Argentinian is said to want a significant wage increase.
With finances tight at the San Siro for Internazionale manager Roberto Mancini is refusing Icardi’s request at a more lucrative deal.
With Lukas Podolski and Erdan Shaqiri arriviving, from Arsenal and Bayern Munich respectively, Milan feel they can afford to offload the striker.
Icardi’s availability has put Liverpool and Chelsea representatives on alert as they both feel the need for more attacking options – Mourinho, at Chelsea, is said to be looking for a long-term replacement for Didier Drogba and Brendan Rodgers searching for a partner for Daniel Sturridge.
