Torino have set out two demands for clubs trying to sign right-back Matteo Darmian after Bayern Munich reportedly tabled a bid for the Azzurri defender.

According to La Stampa, the Bundesliga giants have bid €17 million for Darmian but the Granata have stipulated  two conditions if the Germans are to lure the right-back to Bavaria.

Club president Urbano Cairo is demanding €20 million, a value just over what Bayern have already submitted.

However, Bayern are not the only club interested in Darmian with European giants Real Madrid, Barcelona and Manchester United all monitoring the Italian’s situation.

Meanwhile, Rudi Garcia is also interested in finding a replacement for Maicon and Darmian could substantially reinforce the Giallorossi ahead of the new season.

It is understood that Torino also want any transfer to be completed by the end of June so they can prepare properly for the upcoming season, the club do not want a repeat of the sale of Alessio Cerci to Atlético Madrid which was not completed until the very end of the transfer window last summer.