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[Corriere della Sera] Joan Laporta, Barcelona president, about Lautaro

>"Let me tell you how it happened. I wanted him at all costs, he’s an incredible footballer, and we had no intention of letting him slip away.

>One day I called Beppe Marotta on the phone: just him and me, no intermediaries. I told him that I would have loved to have Lautaro in my team and that I had a great deal of admiration for the player. But he didn’t even let me finish speaking. He told me clearly that the player was not for sale and that it would not be up to him to decide whether or not to transfer, because Inter wanted to keep him.

>At that point, I stopped pursuing the matter; there was no way to go any further. Marotta and I have a relationship of mutual trust, and we didn’t take things any further out of respect for him and for Inter.”

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u/lawandsleep — 15 days ago
▲ 89 r/FCInterMilan

[Romano] OFFICIAL: ARGENTINA ANNOUNCE THREE NEW CAPTAINS AFTER LEGENDARY MESSI ERA: 1. Cuti Romero, 2. Dibu Martinez, 3. Lautaro Martinez The decision has been made by Lionel Scaloni, confirming as major captain Cuti Romero, with Dibu and Lautaro on the list

u/lawandsleep — 15 days ago
▲ 97 r/FCInterMilan

Scaloni about Walter Samuel: "He received an offer from Inter to work with Chivu, but he chose to stay with us until the World Cup. He's very important to us and he's my friend. I want what’s best for him. If he wants to make a decision, it’s only fair that he should be able to do so"

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u/lawandsleep — 16 days ago
▲ 5 r/FCInterMilan

SUPERCOPPA FINAL VENUE OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED! Inter and Lazio will face each other in the Italian Super Cup on December 22 at San Siro. The decision was approved this morning by the League Council

u/lawandsleep — 20 days ago
▲ 75 r/FCInterMilan

[CdS] Inter are open to renewing Çalhanoğlu’s contract, but on different financial terms. The club would offer a lower salary, potentially with appearance-based bonuses. Now they need to understand the Turkish midfielder’s intentions, as he has never hidden his desire to finish his career in Turkey

u/lawandsleep — 22 days ago
▲ 171 r/FCInterMilan

Stones on IG: "Picked up a slight injury in the last game, but I'm already working to be back after the international break! 💪"

u/lawandsleep — 24 days ago
▲ 173 r/FCInterMilan

[Guarro] Federico Dimarco has left the national team camp following an assessment by the medical staff at Coverciano

u/lawandsleep — 24 days ago
▲ 84 r/FCInterMilan

GdS - Lautaro will resume training with Inter only on Thursday, October 8, following the long flight back from the Argentina national team. The Nerazzurri captain could therefore start on the bench against Parma with the aim of being in good condition for CL

u/lawandsleep — 24 days ago
▲ 177 r/seriea

Allegri suffers his third consecutive defeat. Napoli 0-1 Arsenal

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 115 r/FCInterMilan

Lauti’s reaction at the end of the game 💔 I feel so bad for him, for the team, for us. It hurts that we can’t make this dream of winning the CL a reality. I still think about 2023, I really think that was our best chance.

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 79 r/FCInterMilan

Lautaro, Chivu, Mourinho post match interviews

Lautaro:

>Regrets? We always say it: this is a competition of fine margins. When you make a mistake, you pay the price. Today, we made two mistakes right away when we had started well, managing possession well. Obviously, if you go 2-0 down, it becomes difficult. They are a strong team.

>But Inter played with personality, like a great team. A performance at their level, against a team that is fighting for the Champions League. And that is a goal for us too, because every competition you play in this shirt, you play to win.

>We didn’t make the most of all our chances, but we leave with our heads held high. We played at a very high level against a great opponent.

>Courtois is one of the best goalkeepers in the world, but there was also a bit of us in that. We need to improve in front of goal. We could have done better; we need to improve in that aspect. Now we have to change gears and win the next one

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 169 r/FCInterMilan

Chivu, when told Mourinho is surprised Inter haven’t won the CL in recent years: "We should ask him whether he would have been happy if Inter had won it"

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/FCInterMilan

Vini: "It will be a different season from the last two in the CL, and we will win it. Inter are a physically very strong team and defend with five defenders, which often causes us problems, but the coach has prepared everything"

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u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 96 r/FCInterMilan

[Barzaghi for Sky] Inter's training session is over. In the end, it was decided not to take Dimarco to Madrid, not because the situation has worsened, but to avoid any risks and use these two days to work as well as possible at Appiano Gentile

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 60 r/FCInterMilan

Chivu: What does “direct clashes” mean? The top four teams in the standings, or traditional rivalries? Because Milan and Juve finished outside of top 4 last year, so are those considered direct clashes or traditional rivalries? I'm trying to understand. Otherwise even Como is a direct clash.

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 11 r/FCInterMilan

[Schira] Two weeks ago, Nagaja Beccalossi was removed from her position, while two days ago came the departure of Ausilio. I’m told another couple of figures could leave the club between now and Halloween. Formally, it will be described as mutual separations, but in reality they would be pushed out.

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u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago
▲ 127 r/FCInterMilan

Dimarco: "First of all, it’s pleasing to be linked with these great clubs (Barca). But you know my history with Inter, I grew up here. As for the renewal, at the moment we haven’t discussed it yet. I was hoping it would happen, given how last season ended, but there will be time to talk about it"

> Last season started with the Champions League final that we lost against PSG. The work started immediately. We all worked together, pulling in the same direction to improve. I think we achieved an incredible double, something nobody expected. On a personal level, it was an incredible season, with goals and assist records

> Now, Inter-Napoli. Napoli are a strong team; they finished second last year. We haven’t beaten them for several matches, so we’ll have to bring home three crucial points.

> Ausilio’s departure? Honestly, I didn’t expect it. I read about it in the newspapers after training. He’s someone I’m close to and someone I care about. I want to give him a hug and wish him the very best of luck for the future.

u/lawandsleep — 1 month ago