Inter Milan have upped their offer for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Christian Eriksen to £11m and two bonuses, according to a report.

The 27-year-old's contract with the North London club expires at the end of the season and he has been free to negotiate pre-contract terms with other European clubs since January 1st.

Antonio Conte's side are believed to have already submitted an offer of £8.5m for the Danish playmaker, although Spurs are thought to want a sum in the region of £17m.

Sky in Italy reports that Inter have responded to some of Tottenham's demands by making a new bid and the former Ajax midfielder's agent, Martin Schoots, is expected to meet with Daniel Levy on Tuesday to discuss the situation.

At this point, it is not exactly clear what shape the two bonuses mentioned in the new offer would take.

Eriksen was heavily linked with moves to both Spain and Manchester United in the summer but neither materialised and he has since gone on to score seven goals in 32 games for club and country this season.