The president of the Inter, Giuseppe Marotta, has ruled out a transfer of silver attacker Mauro Icardi, who recently expressed his desire to return to San Siro.
The 33-year-old has been a free player since leaving Galatasaray at the end of last season and has already expressed a desire to return to Seville A, where for many years he was captain of Inter.
However, Inter president Merota believes there is no need for an additional attack on the team.
I don’t know if he offered himself, but we certainly didn’t. However, this is also a pleasant comment from a player who has given much to Inter. But frankly, it’s not part of our plans, just as it’s not part of our plans to buy a new attacker, Merota said at first.
We have four attackers and, by chance, at least three of them are missing at the same time. But that’s clear luck. It’s like the two doorkeepers got hurt and the third guy started playing. It’s normal; you can’t have four or five doorkeepers.
However, I believe Chivu’s work in this area has become sensitive. Honestly, we don’t have a problem with goal note, not even statistically. In Italy, after Rome, we are the most fruitful in Europe a little less, but this is also clearly linked to the overall quality of the teams we face, which, as I said, are truly remarkable competitors.
Whatever the case, let’s say Chivu is a modern coach who knows how to make the most of each player and yet knows how to create a tactical approach that is also keen to score goals, the president of Inter concluded. /Telegraphy/