Pavard is a player who is quite old and only plays defense. If Bayern Munich has given a price of 30 million euros, then that price should be quite appropriate because it meets some of the needs of Inter as well. As long as it's not too expensive, Inter should buy it. So far, Bayern Munich's defense has been pretty good, so it's possible that losing one defender won't be a problem for Bayern Munich.
The main problem is that Inter offers 27+3 million euros, and Bayern would like to get 45-50 million euros for a football player. At least, when Manchester United offered 29 million for the player, Bayern refused, and now, after the failed sale of Maguire to West Ham, Manchester United has stopped negotiations to buy the player. Therefore, Inter is now the main contender for the player and Inter CEO Giuseppe Marotta openly says that Pavard wants to join Inter. The whole question is about the price per player, because I'm not sure that the current Inter is able to pay 45-50 million per player.
27+3 million euros from Inter? If you ask me, a little low. Even more so since Bayern wants between 45 and 50 million euros for the kid. I mean, do you remember when Manchester United offered $29 million and was politely told "no, thank you"? Now, Marotta is saying everywhere that Pavard wants to play for Inter. But really, who wouldn't be? The thing is, Pavard has been very disciplined at Bayern, but will Inter really pay 50 million for him? I don't think so! It's like getting a Ferrari and haggling over the price as if it were a used sedan.