Inter president Massimo Moratti is confident that negotiations to bring Samuel Eto'o to the San Siro will prove successful.

Eto'os agent is currently in Milan discussing personal terms with the Nerazzurri - with the two clubs keen to reach agreement on a deal that will see Inter striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic heading in the other direction to the Nou Camp.

With the Cameroon stars wage demands believed to be the only sticking point Moratti is confident that the deal will go ahead.

Speaking to Sky about the impending transfer Moratti said "The negotiations are ongoing and I'm confident they will end well.

"In the end Eto'o will accept Inter and will be ours.

"Ibrahimovic? I consider him a very serious professional, who sometimes expresses his opinions, but with us, even in difficult situations, he's always done well."

Reacting to Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola's recent comments that it would be best for the club if Eto'o was to move, Moratti said "He simply said what he thinks, from a tactical point of view.

"He did not offload him, I think he said what he had to say from his part, that with Eto'o having already won everything in that shirt he wanted a more motivated player".