Inter president Giuseppe Marotta doesn’t anticipate making moves in the next transfer market window and addressed the recent chatter linking coach Simone Inzaghi to the Premier League to Sky and Amazon Prime Video before the clash with Arsenal (via Mediaset).

“We don’t have specific needs, and our squad is balanced between youth and experience. I don’t think we’ll make deals unless there are great opportunities about interesting talents who could help us.”

Marotta commented on his boss.

“The rumours about England are pleasing for him and for us, but his cycle with us is far from over. We’re really satisfied to have him as our coach. As far as I know, he’s happy to stay here. We have an excellent relationship and we’re proud of his leadership.”

Marotta looked ahead at the clash with Napoli.

“It’ll be an important game, and we probably won’t have the same XI as today. The gaffer will decide whom to field. It’ll be equally challenging, and we’ll need to approach it well.”

“The Champions League is the most important competition and also serves as a gym. Besides the technical qualities of a player, motivation is a skill too, and you build the right mentality over time. In our growing process, we’ll go into this game knowing that these are the most important aspects to handle.”

Marotta praised the contribution of Oaktree.

“I’ve noticed great passion from them. They give us certainties and have a strong sense of belonging. Our moves always respect the economical parameters that aim at financial sustainability.”

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