Inter want to reacquire remaining rights to Emiliano Viviano.

Inter want to reacquire the remaining 50 per cent of the economical rights of Genoa goalkeeper Emiliano Vivivano, La Gazzetta dello Sport claims. The San Siro outfit sold half of the 25-year-old's rights to Genoa in the summer, while purchasing 50% of the rights of midfielder Juraj Kucka. Both players remained at their clubs on loan until the end of the season, and while Viviano has not yet featured for Inter this term, the Coppa Italia champions are reportedly keen to re-sign the custodian. Inter are struggling with problems in their goalkeeping area, as Julio Cesar has been afflicted by injuries in recent months, while the contract of the club's second-choice keeper, Luca Castellazzi, expires in the summer. Italian sources suggest that Inter will have to spend €4 million to complete Viviano's signing.