The two clubs have agreed a €1.5 million [£1m] fee,
with the Serie A outfit holding the option to buy the player outright
for €6m [£4.2m] at the end of the spell
Barcelona defender Martin Montoya is set to join Inter on a two-year loan deal, Goal understands.The two clubs have agreed a €1.5 million loan fee and Inter also have a non-compulsory option to purchase the player for an additional €6m at the end of his temporary stay in Italy, which would mean a total transfer cost of €7.5m if the Serie A side are happy to go ahead with the deal.
Montoya will earn €1.5m-per-year at San Siro - the same salary he was picking up at Camp Nou.
The right-back has been forced to play second fiddle to Dani Alves in recent years and the Brazilian's decision to sign a new contract made it clear the player was not a key part of Luis Enrique's future plans.
Montoya and his agent Juan de Dios Carrasco spent much of last season seeking a departure from Barcelona due to a lack of first-team opportunities, with the player starting just six La Liga games over the course of 2014-15.
The Spanish stopper still has three years remaining on his contract at Barca, which expires in June 2018
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