Marcos Alonso is struggling for game-time at Chelsea this season and Inter Milan could offer him a way out.
Alonso has fallen behind Emerson Palmieri and Cesar Azpilicueta in the Chelsea pecking order this season.
Frank Lampard has mainly used Alonso as a substitute or rotation player, something which the Spaniard isn't used to at Chelsea.
According to Calciomercato, Alonso could be offered more playing time by his former boss Antonio Conte at Inter Milan.
Conte was the one who brought Alonso to Chelsea three years ago, and he is reportedly still a big fan.
Conte has made it clear he wants additions in January, and Inter's chief executive Beppe Marotta has stated the club are not desperate, but will look to strengthen.
"We are not in a situation of anxiety for the market," the CEO said.
"We want to seize the opportunities, which must be better than we already have, which represents a very high-quality level."
Inter would hope to take Alonso on loan at first, but it's reported that Chelsea would only want an outright sale.
The Blues are thought to be keen on replacing the 28-year-old immediately with long-term target Ben Chilwell from Leicester City.
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