Marotta: 'Inter Learn From Mistakes in Champions League, Icardi Not Part of Plans'
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Inter president Giuseppe Marotta has ruled out a transfer of Argentine striker 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 Serie A., where he was captain of Inter for many years. However, Inter president Marotta believes there is no need for an additional striker in the squad. “I don…
Mauro Icardi, who has been unable to find a new club since leaving Galatasaray, has expressed a desire to return to Inter, but Inter President Giuseppe Marotta has given a negative response. Marotta stated that the Argentinian striker is not on their transfer agenda and that they have no plans to sign a new forward.
President Giuseppe Marotta leaves everything in clean dishes
Inter president Giuseppe Marotta has stated that they do not intend to keep Icardi, who has expressed his desire to return to Inter.
Inter ruled out Mauro Icardi's return: President Giuseppe Marotta said the Argentine striker is not in the club's plans.
Mauro Icardi, who has been a free agent since leaving Galatasaray, recently said in an interview, "Returning to Inter would be special. I would like to be able to finish this story in a different way." Inter Club President Giuseppe Marotta responded to the star player who said he wanted to return to the team.
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