Inter Milan's international Colombian midfielder Fredy Gaurin is reportedly considering an offer from Asian big spender Jiangsu Suning to move and continue his career in China.

The Chinese club has reportedly made a $16 million offer for the versatile player, along with a four-year contract that will see him earn an annual salary of $7 million, tempting the 29-year-old to leave for Nanjing after almost a decade in Europe.

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Reports indicate that the Columbian football player had asked for $9 million and the Chinese outfit is willing to pay.

Guarin started his career with Envigado, a Columbian professional football club based in Envigado. He had a short spell in Argentina and played with Saint-Etienne in France for two years.

He made a name for himself with FC Porto in Portugal, where he won ten major titles in the four seasons of his stint with the club, including three national championships and the 2011 Europa League.

Guarin was part of the Colombian national team that competed in the 2011 Copa America and at the 2014 World Cup.

Jiangsu Suning has been very busy in the transfer market and seems to have a particular interest in the Milanese clubs. Jiangsu Suning currently participates in the Chinese Super League and is based in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China. The team finished ninth in the league last season under former Genoa defender Dan Petrescu.

Recently, the Chinese outfit reached a deal with AC Milan to transfer Brazilian striker Luiz Adriano for around $15 million. The

Jiangsu Suning FC tried to sign Sampdoria forward Eder, but he turned down the offer.

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