Izanghi does not wish to discuss players who are not currently with the Nerazzurri squad.
Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi declined to comment on the possibility of former Juventus man Paulo Dybala joining the Nerazzurri in the transfer market this summer.
Inter is said to have reached 95 percent to bring Dybala on a free transfer after not extending his contract with Juventus. Inter have long been favored to attract Dybala compared to city rivals, AC Milan.
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However, Inzaghi was reluctant to discuss Dybala’s chances of joining his team. According to Inzaghi, he is only focused on preparing the team ahead of the first training for the new season.
“We all know Dybala, so it’s pointless to talk about him. We already have six strikers in the team, so it is unfair to other players who are not in the team,” Inzaghi said in a statement to reporters quoted on the website. Football Italia.
Likewise with the news that Gleison Bremer will replace Milan Skriniar. Inzaghi confirmed, Skriniar will remain with Inter, and join the team to undergo the pre-season program.
“Like Dybala, I don’t like to talk about players who are still under contract with other clubs. We will talk about him if we have the chance. Now is not the right time,” said Inzaghi.
“You all know who the directors are, and what they have achieved in the last year and a half. Inter’s skriniar, he’s had a great season. He will join us for pre-season, and then I don’t know what will happen.”
