Inter Milan have suffered another heavy defeat against Lazio, and now are mathematically certain that they won’t take part to any European competition in the next season; the nerazzurri fans have contested the team and its executive board, and both coach Andrea Stramaccioni and president Massimo Moratti have considered their disapointment as rightful; perhaps, this latter, before the game had promised to reinforce the team for the next season with some important signings. For the moment the Lombard club seems in any case particularly interested in some young talents, and, as reported by calciomercato.com. is keen on River Plate 20 year old attacking midfielder Gabriel Lanzini, previously tracked by AS Roma, and considered the heir of Erik Lamela. Meanwhile, Michael Bolvig, agent of 19 year old midfielder Patrick Olsen, actually playing with the youth team, has told to FcInter1908.it, that the nerazzurri have not yet made a decision about his client’s future. 

Totally different situation for city rivals AC Milan, that have always more chances to qualify for the next edition of the UEFA Champions League: according to repubblica.it, the club’s honorary president and major shareholder Silvio Berlusconi has called this morning his team’s coach Massimiliano Allegri, and within a week there should be a meeting between the two parties to make a final decision about the 45 year old’s future. Interviewed by Sky Sport, Allegri himself has minimized about such conversation but has made clear that he has no problems with Berlusconi; the young coach has also told Mediaset Premium that a decision about his future will be made only when the third place will be mathematically obtained. Similar declarations have been released by 29 year old midfielder Mathieu Flamini, whose contract with the rossoneri is about to expire, and Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has replied to the Frenchman by hironically declaring that he is ready to prepare a weekly contract for the player.