Motta hints at PSG move

Thiago Motta has admitted that he could leave Inter Milan and join big-spending Paris St Germain before the end of the transfer window.

Italy midfielder admits he might be tempted by French giants

Thiago Motta has admitted that he could leave Inter Milan and join big-spending Paris St Germain before the end of the January transfer window. The midfielder's contract with the Serie A giants expires next summer and the Nerazzurri have yet to offer him an extension. The 29-year-old has hinted that a move could be on the cards with PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti looking to strengthen his side in a bid to claim the club's first Ligue 1 title in 17 years. And when asked about the possiblility of a move to the French capital, Motta said: " I spoke with the president (Massimo Moratti) and the club, we clarified a lot of things, now we have to see. "Paris is a big city, there's still eight days until the end of the transfer market so anything can happen, we will see, I don't know but at the moment I feel good here (in Italy). "I have to thank Moratti and (his former club Genoa's owner, Enrico) Preziosi, who have helped relaunch my career after such a difficult time, but let's see. I have not decided anything yet."