Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has slapped a €40 million price tag on the head of striker Arkadiusz ‘Arek’ Milik according to a report from Italian news outlet CalcioMercato.com.

Milik’s current contract with the Stadio San Paolo club is due to expire at the end of next season and if a contract extension is not agreed soon then Napoli could be forced into selling him this Summer to negate the risk of losing him for nothing the following Summer.

Milik has drawn links to both Inter and AC Milan in recent weeks but the report goes on to state that for the time being the Poland national team forward is not one of Inter manager Antonio Conte’s top transfer targets for the Summer transfer window.

The report goes on to state that Inter and Napoli could however end up in negotiations for Mauro Icardi. Napoli showed an interest in Icardi previously and if Paris Saint Germain do not take up their option to sign him up on a permanent basis then there could be talks between Inter and Napoli.

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Inter wing back Antonio Candreva has joined some of his teammates in taking to photo sharing social media platform to document the work he is putting in at home.

Candreva has been one of the most active Inter players on social media since Italy went into lock down due to the global Coronavirus pandemic and has posted once again to showcase the hard work he is doing whilst stuck at home.

This season the 33-year-old has four goals and six assists in 26 games.

“Never stop pushing,” he posted.

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Never stop pushing and selfie !!! @inter #training #running #home

A post shared by Antonio Candreva (@antoniocandreva) on Mar 24, 2020 at 4:56am PDT

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Il Barcellona farà di tutto pur di acquistare Lautaro: per l’Inter ben 5 giocatori da cui sceglierne 2 per una valutazione totale di 150 milioni.

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Inter centre back Diego Godin has sent a message of support during these difficult times with Italy currently in complete lockdown due to the ongoing global Coronavirus pandemic.

The 34-year-old Uruguayan national team defender joined the club on a free transfer this past Summer following the expiration of his deal with Spanish giants Atletico Madrid and he has since went on to make 25 appearances across all competitions for the club, in which he has contributed a single assist.

In a video which was shared across Inter’s social media channels Godin said: “This message is to send you my best wishes and to give you all encouragement and strength. Make sure you stay indoors. Let’s all stay at home like I am doing. I’m sure that if we all do our duty we’ll get out of this together.

“If you’d like to make a donation, you can go to Inter’s Facebook page. There you can continue to help those people who really need it most. Best wishes and I’m sure that it will all be alright, we’ll do it together. All the best.”

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TOGETHER AS A TEAM A big hug to all, stay strong, we’ll get through this together. @diegogodin’s message for you! Visit our Facebook page to donate to our fundraiser, link in bio! #Inter #ForzaInter #TogetherAsATeam #Godin #Football #FCIM

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Inter midfielder Stefano Sensi has urged people to take notice of Italian government advice and stay at home amid the ongoing global Coronavirus pandemic.

The entire country is currently on lockdown due to the virus and Sensi, in a video which was posted across Inter’s social media channels on Tuesday afternoon, also encouraged people to make a donation to Inter’s global fundraiser with all funds from it going towards helping in the fight against Coronavirus.

He said: “We’re going through a difficult and delicate time and the only thing we can do is stay at home. I’m convinced everything will turn out okay. If you want to do something good you can head over to Inter’s Facebook page. It’s still possible to make a donation and help those in need. Best wish to everyone and stay strong Italy.”

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TOGETHER AS A TEAM “Everything will be alright in the end, I’m sure!” @stefanosensi12’s message for you. Stay at home! The fundraiser is still active if you’d like to donate, link in bio! #Inter #ForzaInter #TogetherAsATeam #Sensi #Football #FCIM

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Inter striker Lautaro Martinez has taken to photo sharing social media platform Instagram to document the work he is putting in whilst he has to stay at home.

The highly rated 22-year-old Argentine national team forward is currently following a personalised training schedule like the rest of his Inter teammates whilst football is on hold due to the global Coronavirus pandemic.

This season the former Racing Club player has scored 16 goals in 31 appearances across all competitions.

“We do not stop,” he posted.

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No paramos !!!!!!!

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Premier League club Chelsea are keeping tabs on Inter striker Lautaro Martinez ahead of the upcoming Summer transfer window according to a report from British news outlet The Daily Star.

The Blues are keen to bolster their attacking line and could do exactly that if they manage to lure the highly rated 22-year-old away from Inter in the coming months.

Lautaro has a €111 million release clause in his current contract with Inter and the report goes on to state that Chelsea are not the only Premier League club that have an interest in adding him to their ranks.

Both Manchester United and Manchester City are understood to have an eye on the former Racing Club player who is under contract with the San Siro club until the end of the 2022/23 season.

Reports elsewhere in the media have also strongly linked Lautaro with potential moves to La Liga powerhouses Barcelona and Real Madrid.

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Inter have allowed a further five players to return home to their native homelands to be with their families at this difficult time according to a report from the online edition of Milan based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.

Inter had previously allowed Marcelo Brozovic and Samir Handanovic to return to Croatia and Slovenia and they have now allowed Romelu Lukaku, Christian Eriksen, Ashley Young, Victor Moses and Diego Godin to do the same.

Lukaku is headed back to Belgium, Eriksen is heading back to be with family having lived in Milan alone since his January transfer window arrival, Young and Moses are both headed back to England and Godin will return to Uruguay.

The players were all given the go ahead upon completion of their mandatory self isolation period which was triggered after coming into contact with Juventus defender Daniele Rugani, who tested positive for Coronavirus just days after the Derby D’Italia took place.

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Serie A clubs are divided in what they want to see happen with the 2019/20 Serie A season according to a report from the online edition of Rome based newspaper La Repubblica.

A group of clubs, including Lazio, are keen to see the season concluded whenever and however possible whilst another group of clubs want the season to be cancelled and ruled null and void.

Should the season not finish a whole load of problems are likely to arise with the Italian football federation set to be faced with a series of tricky decisions such as whether or not to name a champion, who to award European competition places to.

Moreover, they will also have to decide whether or not relegation from Serie A and promotion from Serie B will take place.

Serie A could well end up a 22 team league next season but that would create a lot of problems with the schedule already busy enough with 20 teams in the league.

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Inter defender Ashley Young has taken to social media platform Twitter to document what life has been like for him in locked down Italy.

Young and his Inter teammates concluded an obligatory two week self isolation period yesterday which came about as a result of Juventus defender Daniele Rugani testing positive for Coronavirus just days after Inter took on Juventus.

“Hi everyone, just wanted to share my thoughts given I’m currently living in Italy, the epicentre of the virus,” the 34-year-old Englishman began.

He then went on to discuss the risk that simply visiting the supermarket for essentials such as food poses and also discussed how much calmer going to the supermarket is compared to elsewhere in the world with several videos of panicked shoppers crowding shops appearing online.

“Realistically a supermarket is now your main risk at spreading this virus and even catching it. Speaking with family and friends at home it sounds like going to get food is just crazy. Remember, lockdown means lockdown.

“In Italy going to the supermarket is surprisingly calm… no fights over food, no stripped shelves and most certainly no abusing staff members for limiting food or any reason at all! And in almost every case it’s usually just one person shopping for a household.”

Young then also went on to provide some other advice for his followers relating to lifts and wearing gloves.

“Please read the following and share this if you haven’t already, it really is time to do your bit to help tackle this awful global crisis we are in.

“Queuing to go into supermarket is standard, but not because it’s for stockpiling or greed. Supermarkets have limited the number of people entering at any time so it’s never over-crowded! So wait and be patient to go in if your supermarket is doing this.

“If you have to get in the lift only get in with 1 more person, 2 people per lift at one time. And stand on opposite sides of the lift and face the wall – don’t breathe outwards towards that stranger.

“Always use gloves from moment you get out of your car! You don’t want to touch trolleys that other hands have been on. Keep the gloves on until you are getting back in the car.

“Use a face mask or scarf to keep you nose and mouth covered.

“Always keep your distance at the till. Keep the trolley behind you when you unpack at the till as it stops people from being able to to get too close.

“Don’t unpack your shopping right on top of somebody else’s, make a gap between theirs and yours so none of your shopping touches theirs. Here we can’t put our groceries on the belt until the person in front has finished paying.”

He then urged people to act as if everyone else has the virus and to ultimately just stay safe in the current crisis situation.

“This may sound harsh but treat everybody that’s not in your household as if they have the virus, you just don’t know.

“Most importantly, just stay safe! This is what we are doing here, it’s not an overreaction, it’s staying safe. And just remember others should be looking at you in this way as well. It’s not horrible, it’s a way of keeping your distance to ultimately help save lives.”

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