Ivan Perisic wants to leave Tottenham after just one season and return to Inter Milan, reports in Italy have claimed.
The 34-year-old Croatia winger signed a two-year contract to join Spurs on a free transfer last summer in a deal believed to be worth £170,000-a-week.
However, Tuttosport reported he could be set to leave North London after an underwhelming season with Spurs sat outside of the top four.
The departure of Antonio Conte in March after a turbulent 16-month reign is also said to have increased the likelihood.
Perisic won Serie A under Conte's guidance at Inter, as well as the Coppa Italia and the Italian Super Cup.
Perisic was a key cog in the Croatia side that finished second and third at consecutive World Cups.
He has played 123 games for his country and enjoyed a fruitful club career that has brought him three league titles and a Champions League.
The versatile midfielder was part of the Inter side that won the Serie A title in 2020-21, having joined season-long loan with Bayern Munich in 2019-20 where he won the Champions League.
Although largely deployed by Conte - with whom he won the Scudetto in Milan - as a left wing-back, Perisic is equally potent as a left-winger, having played there for the majority of his career.
When he signed for Tottenham, Perisic said of Conte: 'It's a privilege to work with a coach like this.
'He's living football, every minute, ever hour, every day. When he's sleeping, he's thinking about football.
'I like his character and I know he's going to do a great job here.'
