He Inter Milan was crowned the best club in Serie A, replacing Naples, and did so against its eternal rival in the derby.
Now, once everything has been decided, there are some doubts about what to expect next summer, where the club must choose a quality step to do more in Europe, where it does not have level after being a finalist in the Champions League last season.
“I applaud the players for this success, they deserved it. I have 1,200 messages on my cell phone to respond to, so much love is good,” Beppe Marotta, Neroazurri CEO, started by euphorically explaining, regarding the future and the possible departure of players. “I do not know. The word untransferable does not exist. It is in each person’s head whether to stay or leave. “Nobody has expressed their desire to leave, but the market is changing and I can’t give assurances, but a very large part of the staff will stay.”.
Inter are not sitting idle for next season. “We will act in the best way and we have two signings (Zielinski and Taremi) that have already been made unofficially. Ausilio is a great sporting director and we will work hard to strengthen a strong team. We will continue with our project and look at the goal of fair play. We have a winning project that we have put together in recent years, but there is still room for improvement,” he insisted. Marotta.
One of the fears is that we might lose Simone Inzaghi, who is a top-level coach and could be interested in many big clubs, because there will be movements in the banks. “I was lucky to be a footballer for one year at Sampdoria and I got to know him as a person there. When Conte left, with Ausilio and Baccin, we went straight to him. At first he paid the price of the transfer from Lazio to Inter , but then he knows how to manage the pressure wisely,” said the Inter CEO, before clarifying that “His management is not in question, on the contrary. Will we follow Zhang’s instructions to renew his contract? If there is a possibility to do so, he will stay.”
Source: La Verdad
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