The manager spoke to Sky after receiving the “Great Spiers of Greater Milan” award in the afternoon.
In the afternoon he received the ‘Grandi Guglie della Grande Milano’ award as an “absolute champion for style, competence and commitment in sport” (entrepreneur Francesco Micheli received the recognition for the entrepreneurial world and culture). In the evening, then, Beppe Marotta arrived at San Siro and in the pre-match of Inter-Salernitana he spoke to Sky about PSG’s possible interest in Lautaro Martinez: “An additional risk without renewal? We take risks every day, football is also made of things like this… There are no signs in this sense and if there were we would manage them in the best way. We don’t let ourselves be influenced by the media because we are Inter and I don’t see the difference between us and PSG. Maybe they have different aims but we have strong ownership and we are competitive. We have important objectives and we want to concentrate on this path. The renewal of Toro and Barella? They do not generate anxiety, because we are dealing with professionals, real men in love with the shirt. We are we are confident and we don’t want to talk about it too much: in these two months the objective is to concentrate on the matches we will have on the calendar.”
ZIELINSKI AND TAREMI
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Marotta didn’t hold back even when the conversation turned to Zielinski and Taremi: “Piero Ausilio and Dario Baccin monitor the opportunities of the freed players. There is strong attention for both, we will see in a transparent way whether the thing can be announced or not “. Final against Atletico Madrid, opponent on Tuesday in the first leg of the Champions League: “Participating in the most important club competition in Europe is a pride, it rewards all the members of the club and we want to honor it in the best way. We will be ready for this match against a grumpy team and coached by a coach like Simeone who is tenacious and knows how to get the best out of his players. It won’t be easy but I have faith in the quality of the players and in the intuitions of our coach.”