No meeting even today between Roberto Mancini and Suning: according to updates from La Repubblica, the awaited confrontation with the owners hasn’t occured. The two parties remain distant.
For the coach, who feels “separated in the house” and notably absent at the gala dinner of the club, there are no news yet. President Thohir continues to attempt to soft talk to him but he hasn’t put anything on the table like the renewal which the coach really wants.
Ausilio has taken on the unusual role of peacemaker between Mancini and the owners by assuring the arrival of Candreva (deal is almost done) and keeping Icardi (Argentina’s captain, however, continues threatening to leave if he does not get right raise of salary).
Mancini, in these American days, is shown in a ‘zen’ version: walking, jogging, working with the usual concentration, but his deep dissatisfaction has also to do with being just the leader of the team. He does not enjoy the role of just a coach, he wants a more rounded English style manager role.
After two years of sacrifices, he wants to lead a team which is not restrained by the Financial Fair Play.
The club will try to find a new agreement with UEFA over the coming months and thus open another cycle, from which Mancini could be excluded. The coach thinks, reflects and above all trains: the Nerazzurri will play in a friendly against Estudiantes. After that, Mancini will speak at the conference and, hopefully he will be more talkative than the last time, and perhaps provide some valuable clues to better understand the situation.
With the championship close to starting (Inter debut on Sunday 22nd against Chievo, then the next week to they will play at San Siro against Palermo). A Mancini departure would create absolute chaos, although, according to some well informed sources, Frank De Boer has already been contacted for the bench in case Mancini leaves.
Source: La Repubblica

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Keep being a crybaby, Mancio. 8)
I’m sure that sunning will spend alot of money next season and mancini knows that, but he will not be the one to have that money, but simone, he wants renewal so he can get that money and buy another melo and yaya zabeleta get the f out of her.
That entirely depends on 1. If Inter gets back into the CL and 2. If Inter/Suning can get a new deal with UEFA about FFP.
While 1. is unlikely, 2. is probably likely.
Regardless what happens, i would not expect massive spending from Suning. While they are a step up from Thorir, they dont have the spending power some people here think they do. In comparison to exor S.p.A which owns the majority Rubentus, Sunings revenue and profit is only about 1/7.
Forget about the club bringing in players for hundreds of millions like some of the super rich clubs do. That will never happen.
it seems that only inter that suffer from FFP while psg, city, chelsea can spend anything they want
Simple,they don’t want another PSG or Man city..
the different is they have their own stadium and healthy income! what can you expect from 4th league in the world? we can be PSG and city few year later, but first we must make our way to that! remember which player chelsea bought when they start to become chelsea?? and how superior psg on the league 1, which they are on CL spot! all of them have a good material, to convice their owner playing their card. We are start from mighty number 9, losing our heroes, and start with scheletto, kharja, etc. FFS be patience guys, and always criticize inter to keep them on track. WE ARE INTER AND WE ARE BETTER THAN CHELSEA, CITY, AND PSG back then!
Even with a healthy income and stadium, the owners of those clubs are a multitude richer than Suning, so it will never be comparable.