Bayer Leverkusen wearing boss Simon Rolfes has excused reports the Bundesliga side could move for Inter left-back Robin Gosens on time.

Different reports emerged before this week suggesting Bayer were setting up a credit bid for Gosens which would integrate a promise to buy and perhaps a move the alternate way for 22-year-old Mitchel Bakker.

The reports progressed toward Rolfes, who consumed brief period in annihilating them.

“There could be no proposition from Bayer, and there is no objective to get him,” Rolfes told Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger.

Rolfes similarly faulted Inter for spreading the speculation attempting to stir up interest in the German, whose expert actually claimed to Radio that there was a ‘60% open door’ that Gosens would end up with Bayer.

28-year-old Gosens has directed 11 appearances for Inter since joining on a basic credit in January, with a hamstring injury limiting the two his commitment and his impact at San Siro.

This year, he has four excursions to his name yet only one of those has been as a starter, with Simone Inzaghi regularly preferring to include Gosens as a substitute.

He played the latest 11 minutes of Inter’s 3-1 win over Cremonese on Tuesday, after which Inzaghi downplayed thoughts Gosens could leave the club.

“I don’t know anything about that,” he said when gotten some data regarding an expected move to Bayer.