Former director Walter Sabatini has apologised to Inter fans for leaving, but “I wanted to have my style of football and it wasn’t possible here.”

He had been a bridge co-ordinating the two football clubs owned by Suning Group, namely Inter and Jiangsu Suning, but resigned last month following a difference of opinion.

“I did not think that, in certain conditions, I could be of use to a team that deserves something I wasn’t able to develop,” Sabatini told Sky Sport Italia.

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Director of sport Piero Ausilio was “surprised” by Walter Sabatini’s exit, but said Luciano Spalletti and Mauro Icardi are “the future of Inter.”

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This has been a troubled week for Inter, as Suning Group co-ordinator Sabatini suddenly terminated his contract by mutual consent.

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Inter CEO Alessandro Antonello assures their “plans have not changed” with Walter Sabatini’s departure, nor will they “dismantle” the squad.

Technical co-ordinator Sabatini terminated his contract by mutual consent this week, just hours after Coach Fabio Capello quit Jiangsu Suning.

“We are surprised that after Sabatini’s departure, there was even talk in the media of dismantling Inter, going so far as to suggest Suning could walk away,” Antonello told news agency Ansa.

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Suning Group would gladly sell Inter, claims the Corriere della Sera newspaper, but nobody is ready to pay €600m for the club.

The rapport between Chinese giants Suning and Inter has been gradually deteriorating, as Financial Fair Play issues and the failure to qualify for Europe saw them tighten the purse strings.

Today, technical co-ordinator Walter Sabatini terminated his contract by mutual consent just hours after Fabio Capello quit as Coach of their other football club, Jiangsu Suning.

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Massimo Moratti feels Inter are “impoverished” by losing Walter Sabatini, but is “not thinking about” buying into the club again.

Sabatini had been hired last summer as technical co-ordinator for the two Suning-owned clubs, Inter and Jiangsu Suning, but terminated his contract by mutual consent today.

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Inter CEO Alessandro Antonello insists co-ordinator Walter Sabatini’s departure from Suning was “a personal choice.”

Sabatini was acting as almost a joint sporting director for the two football clubs run by Suning Group, namely Inter and Jiangsu Suning.

“It was a personal choice, but as Inter must stay concentrated on the objectives for season,” Antonello told Mediaset Premium.

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Suning and Inter consultant Walter Sabatini admits he is “discussing the situation” and “would’ve liked to construct a consistent scenario.”

There were strong reports today that Sabatini was ready to resign his role as co-ordinator for Suning’s two football clubs, Inter and Jiangsu Suning, as he was unhappy with the transfer strategy.

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Massimo Moratti said being an Inter fan is “like loving a beautiful woman who is difficult to deal with and spoilt.”

The club marked its 110^th anniversary last night with the unveiling of their Hall of Fame and Moratti – along with his father Angelo – were given a special award for their contributions.

“Behind Inter there is a past made up of dreams and united friends. Inter have real meaning and are one of the things I have loved the most in my life,” Moratti told RMC Sport.

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La Stampa newspaper claims that Inter are under investigation by money-laundering officials over Erick Thohir’s payments in 2013.

The Indonesian patron, who bought out previous owner Massimo Moratti, is still a minority shareholder and technically the President of Inter, despite selling most of his stake to Chinese company Suning Group.

According to today’s edition of La Stampa, two bank bonds issues from October 11 to November 15 in 2013 raised suspicions with Italian officials.

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Inter released a statement hitting back at reports in financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore claiming their debts are so large they shouldn’t register for Serie A.

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