Not exactly the smartest things he could've done, given that they both arrived ahead of important games for Inter (Tottenham and Juventus). His comments have not been appreciated by the club, also because the Perisic they witnessed at the World Cup is nowhere to be seen, as reported by Calciomercato.com's Fabrizio Romano. 

 

Of course, in January, there is no chance of the Croatian leaving San Siro, as has been made clear by Inter many times. In June, however, it's a different story. In fact, him leaving in the summer shouldn't be excluded, with the Nerazzurri asking for €50-55m in that case. 

 

Then again, much will depend on his performances from now until then. Spalletti absolutely wants to keep the player, but the latter needs to step up if this is going to happen, otherwise June could mean goodbye.