Samir Handanovic, Ricky Alvarez, Fredy Guarin and Mauro Icardi are the players Inter reportedly could sell in the summer.

La Beneamata are expected to make changes to playing staff in what will be new owner Erick Thohir’s first summer transfer window.

The Gazzetta dello Sport today are running the line that the Indonesian’s plans for the team have certain players already identified as transferable, others as certain to remain and some still in the balance.

Inter forward Diego Milito insists he is not disappointed to have not won the Ballon d’Or in 2010, saying the Treble was far more satisfactory.

Diego Milito has been reminiscing about Inter’s Treble-winning season, admitting he will never forget that campaign.

The Argentine striker has found it difficult to break into the Nerazzurri team this term, still recovering from a cruciate ligament injury he suffered last year.

Inter forward Diego Milito insists he still has much to offer the Nerazzurri in the immediate and longer term.

The striker has struggled since returning from a long term injury and his future at San Siro has recently come under scrutiny.

“After a year out and at 34 years old it’s not easy,” Milito admitted to reporters today.

Reports in the Italian Press this morning claim that there could be a goalscoring change at Inter in the summer.

Tuttosport write that the Nerazzurri are looking to offload both Diego Milito and Mauro Icardi at the end of the season.

Inter’s veteran Argentine contingent could all be leaving the club at the end of the season, it has been claimed.

Walter Samuel has already admitted that he will be departing the Nerazzurri in the summer, but Sky Sport Italia suggest a raft of others could also be joining him.

Diego Milito has claimed that everyone at Inter will welcome Fredy Guarin with open arms when he returns.

The Colombia international has been given two days’ leave after his move to Juventus was blocked on Tuesday evening by owner Erick Thohir.

Diego Milito is hoping to be a new signing for Inter in January after his problematic 2013.

The Argentine has had a frustrating campaign given that he suffered a thigh strain soon after returning from serious knee ligament damage he sustained last February.

“It has been a really hard, a very weird and horrible year for me due to the injuries,” the centre-forward told Mediaset.

Inter striker Diego Milito says he’d like to end his playing career in Argentina with Racing Avellaneda.

The 34-year-old’s future in Italy is in doubt given that the centre-forward is only contracted until June.

“I have no problems with Inter,” the South American noted. “This is my family and this is my home.