Inter have officially confirmed Esteban Cambiasso and Diego Milito will leave after declining to offer new contracts.

These two stars of the Treble campaign in 2010 will be free agents next month, as their current deals expire on June 30.

“I speak to Cambiasso every day in an informal manner, as he is a friend,” director of sport Piero Ausilio announced in a Press conference.

Inter’s Diego Milito believes the Nerazzurri could have challenged for a Champions League place this season.

The Argentine striker, who is expected to leave the club in the summer, thinks the San Siro side have thrown away far too many points this term, particularly at home.

Javier Zanetti explained his decision to retire and this “unforgettable” night with the Inter fans.

“I am crying inside from joy, emotion and affection that I feel from these fans. This night was unforgettable,” the captain told Sky Sport Italia.

Inter’s match with Lazio on Saturday is likely to be a sell out as the Nerazzurri bid farewell to a trio of Argentine stars.

Inter’s Diego Milito insists his future has still not yet been decided despite repeated speculation he will leave the club.

The President of old club Racing Avellaneda has recently said he has held talks with the Argentine and is extremely confident of signing him.

Racing Avellaneda President Victor Blanco confirmed Diego Milito “just needs to resolve his issues with Inter” before joining on a free transfer.

The Argentine patron has repeatedly stated in recent weeks that he intends to bring Milito back to South America.

Racing Avellaneda President Victor Blanco says he has held talks with Diego Milito over taking the player back to the club.

The 34-year-old Inter forward began his career with the Argentine side and has continuously been linked with a move back to his homeland in recent months.

“Yesterday we had a meeting, here in Milan,” Blanco said to Gianlucadimarzio.com. “We spoke and we are confident that Diego will return.

Racing Club confirmed talks to sell Rodrigo De Paul to Udinese and their offer to sign Inter’s Diego Milito.

Racing President Victor Blanco is in Italy today to begin face to face negotiations for two intriguing Serie A deals.

He was asked by calciomercato.com about reports 19-year-old creative midfielder De Paul was heading to Udinese.

Rodrigo Palacio says Inter’s focus is first on defeating Napoli this weekend, before coming up against Milan in the ‘most beautiful game of the year’.

Racing Avellaneda President Victor Blanco says Inter’s Diego Milito wants to return to the club.

The 34-year-old forward began his career at the Buenos Aires side before securing a move to Genoa in 2003.

Now, Blanco claims that he will fly to Italy soon in order to begin negotiations with the player, who he says he is extremely interested in signing.