Inter Milan president Giuseppe Marotta has addressed reports of a possible return to the club for Mauro Icardi.
Fanat.az reports that the news was carried by Sky Sport.
Marotta said a return to the club for the Argentine striker is not currently on the agenda.
“I don’t know whether Icardi has offered himself to us. But we have not received any such approach. He is a player who gave Inter Milan a great deal in the past. Nevertheless, signing him is not part of our current plans. We are not considering bringing in a new striker either,” the club president said.
Marotta also addressed the injury problems in attack. He said the squad has four strikers and that several players being sidelined at the same time is a coincidence.
Mauro Icardi played for Inter Milan from 2013 to 2020. The Argentine striker scored 144 goals in 219 appearances for the Milan club.
Marotta’s comments have thus clarified the reports surrounding Icardi’s possible return to his former club.
Alisahib Ibrahimli
This article was translated from Azerbaijani with the help of AI. Original in Azerbaijani
