"There are few problems between me and the club at the moment," Toni told Football Italia magazine on Monday.

Toni had a marvelous first-season at Florence, scoring a record of 31 goals and leading Fiorentina to secure a UEFA Champions League place next season.

Inter reportedly target the 29-year-old forward and they are waiting for the results of his talks with the Viola president.

"The president and I have started to talk, but there are few things which we don't agree on right now," Toni said.

"However I can promise the fans that they'll be the first to know how things go as I have nothing to hide."

The former Palermo striker, who will be leading Italy's attacking force in the World Cup, said that he's concentrating on his training with the national team at the moment.

"We all just want to prepare as best as we can for the World Cup, then I'll discuss things with my club," Toni said.