
The owner of Inter Massimo Moraatti announced on Thursday that he was ready to sell the Milan football club, if he finds a worthy buyer, reports Eurosport .
“If there is a person who can bring Inter to a new level and knows how to do it, then why should I interfere with him?” Minatti said in an interview with La Gazzetta Dello Sport. “I’m trying to be pragmatist. Since the club has infrequently achieved great victories, I should think about the possibility of its sale.”
Moratti became the owner of the "Nerazzori" in 1995. Under his leadership, Inter won only two titles-the UEFA Cup in 1998 and the Italian Cup in 2005. But the "scudoto" of the Milan team did not submit, despite all the efforts made by Moraatti. Inter has not won the Italian championship for 17 years. For all the time of his reign on transfer, about $ 400 million were spent. The team was led by 9 coaches, including the current Roberto Mancini.
“I bought“ Inter ”because of the great love for this club and owned it all these years with the goal of winning many trophies, and then, perhaps, to sell,” Enatti admitted. “But, unfortunately, the team could not stand the big changes that occurred with me. I simply must take it for information.”
This season, "Inter" was unable to compete with the unconditional leader of the series A "Juventus" and turned his eyes to continental trophies. However, in Europe, Nerazzori reached only the quarterfinals of the Champions League, where they lost to the Spanish Villarreal.