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Southampton's loan deal for a player with a view to a permanent move is set to be triggered by the departure of Saphir Taider, according to reports in Italy.

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By . Simon Peach, Press Association . Saphir Taider is set to leave Southampton just three weeks after arriving on a season-long loan. The 22-year-old midfielder joined Saints on loan for the campaign on August 6, with a view to signing permanently from Inter Milan. The deal for Taider saw club-record signing Dani Osvaldo go the other way, although his spell at St Mary’s has been even more farcical than the Italy international’s. Video scroll down Algeria World Cup team returns home to a heroes welcome . Early exit: Saphir Taider (left) is still yet to play for Southampton's first team and could be heading for the exit . Swap deal: Dani Osvaldo went to Inter Milan as Taider headed to St Mary's . Having been an unused substitute in all three of Saints’ matches, it is understood the midfielder is to head back to Italy having failed to settle in England. Taider did not fit into the group of players or manager Ronald Koeman’s work ethic, meaning he is packing his bags after just three weeks. The Algeria international is reportedly set to complete a move to Sassuolo, although his departure does not affect Osvaldo’s loan deal at Inter.