Neither Mauro Icardi nor Radja Nainggolan have a future at Inter Milan. After Giuseppe Marota assured that the club does not count on them, the Inter coach himself, Antonio Conte, backed the board's decision.
"Icardi and Nainggolan? The club had time to evaluate the situation and decided that. The only thing I have done is support the team's situation," the Italian began his press conference.
Conte made clear that his intention was to work together with the board at his new club: "I think both the coach and the team must work together as if they were one. We are completely united on that."
Both will have to look for another team. The person who has been linked more with a move this summer is the Argentinian striker, catalogued as the next big Atletico star and who has also been linked with Juventus.
As well as analysing the market, Conte also spoke about how he sees next season: "I like the challenges in which there is only a 1% chance of winning so that I can work on that 1%."