Hellas Verona will soon meet with the representatives of Marash Kumbulla to hold talks over a possible contract extension according to a report from Italian broadcaster Sky Sport Italia, which was aired a short time ago.

The Gialloblu club have called for the meeting with the highly rated young defender’s representatives due to the fact none of the clubs interested in him have come close to meeting their demands for him.

Inter, Juventus and Lazio have all been strongly linked with the Italian born Albanian national team player but are unwilling to pay the €27 million plus €8 million in add-ons that the Stadio Marc’Antonio Bentegodi club want for their academy graduate.

Despite this upcoming meeting, the report from Sky Sport Italia stresses that Kumbulla very much remains on the market.

This season the 20-year-old has made 24 appearances across all competitions to date, in which he has provided a single assist for his teammates.

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Inter have taken to social media platform Twitter to wish wing-back Ashley Young a happy birthday as he celebrates turning 35-years-old.

The Englishman joined Inter on an initial six month deal this past January but his deal with the club has since been extended until the end of next season.

Since his arrival, the former Manchester United player has made 14 appearances across all competitions to date, in which he has scored two goals and provided as many assists.

The club posted: “Happy Birthday. A very happy first birthday in Nerazzurri colours to our boy Ashley Young.”

| HAPPY BIRTHDAY

A very happy first birthday in Nerazzurri colours to our boy @youngy18!

Send in your best birthday wishes for Ashley below #NotForEveryone pic.twitter.com/2oA8F8RKLv

— Inter (@Inter_en) July 9, 2020

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Inter wing-back Antonio Candreva has taken to photo sharing social media platform Instagram to voice his displeasure following Inter’s 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona and has vowed to keep on fighting.

The Italian, who joined Inter in 2016, scored Inter’s first and also played the ball which Hellas Verona defender Federico Dimarco put into his own net.

Candreva, who has scored six goals and provided nine assists for his teammates during the course of this season, posted: “Not the result we wanted, we keep fighting.”

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Non il risultato che avremmo voluto, continuiamo a lottare. #VeronaInter @inter @seriea

A post shared by Antonio Candreva (@antoniocandreva) on Jul 9, 2020 at 3:57pm PDT

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A Nyon va in scena il sorteggio della Final Eight di Champions ed Europa League. Interessata l’Atalanta, ma anche Juventus, Napoli, Inter e Roma.

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Italian journalist Paolo Bargiggia has taken to social media platform Twitter to criticise Inter manager Antonio Conte for the game plan that he employed in the 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona on Wednesday night.

Inter went behind a few minutes after the game started but got themselves ahead following a quick fire double at the start of the second half. Inter failed to hold on to the lead they had with Hellas Verona scoring with their only shot on goal in the second half with five minutes to spare.

He posted: “Conte’s game philosophy is long balls up to Romelu Lukaku and see what happens. It was a bit like in the oratory when I was 10-years-old only a coach earning €12 million a year was not training them.”

La filosofia di gioco di Conte è: “palla lunga su @RomeluLukaku9 e poi vediamo che succede…”. Un po’ come all’oratorio quando avevo 10 anni. Solo che li non ci allenava uno da 12 mln di euro l’anno. @HellasVeronaFC @Inter 2-2; #fallimentototale

— Paolo Bargiggia (@Paolo_Bargiggia) July 9, 2020

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Italian broadcaster TeleLombardia director Fabio Ravezzani has taken to social media platform Twitter to voice his views following Inter’s disappointing 2-2 draw away to Hellas Verona on Thursday night.

Inter fell behind minutes after the game started but managed to take the lead soon after the second half started with two quick goals.

Inter were in control and looked set to win but in the final few minutes Hellas Verona scored with what was their only shot on goal in the second half.

He posted: “Inter’s attitude on the pitch was disappointing, firstly once more for the result. This is Conte’s real defeat. After that the team could still finish in 2nd spot in the Serie A, but the groups step back is preoccupying and calls into question some of the improvised statements made by the coach.”

Inter deludente per l’atteggiamento in campo, prima ancora che per il risultato. Questa è la vera sconfitta di Conte. Dopodiché la squadra potrebbe ancora finire 2nda in classifica, ma l’involuzione del gruppo preoccupa e chiama in causa alcune dichiarazioni improvvidedel tecnico

— Fabio Ravezzani (@FabRavezzani) July 9, 2020

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Italian journalist Fabrizio Biasin has taken to social media platform to share what he believes Inter losing 20 points from winning positions says about them as a team.

Inter were on the brink of picking up three points away to Hellas Verona on Thursday night at the Stadio Marc’Antonio Bentegodi but ended up having to settle for just one point as they conceded late on via the hosts only shot on goal in the second half.

He posted: “If you lose 20 points from a leading position it means that you cannot kill off games, but above all that you cannot manage them which is even worse.”

Se perdi 20 punti da posizione di vantaggio significa che non sai chiudere le partite, ma soprattutto che non sai gestirle.

Che è anche peggio.#VeronaInter

— Fabrizio Biasin (@FBiasin) July 9, 2020

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Federico Dimarco’s own goal against Inter during the 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona was the first own goal Inter have had go their way in Serie A in over two years according to sports data and analytics company Opta.

The full back, who is currently on loan at the Gialloblu from Inter, unfortunately steered the ball past goalkeeper Marco Silvestri and this gave Inter a 2-1 lead but Inter failed to keep a hold of the lead.

The last own goal scored that helped Inter out came back in April 2018 when Andrea Barzagli scored an own goal in the Derby D’Italia.

1 – Federico Dimarco’s owngoal is the first for @Inter in the Serie A since April 2018 (Barzagli in Inter-Juventus). Overturning.#SerieA #VeronaInter

— OptaPaolo (@OptaPaolo) July 9, 2020

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Inter manager Antonio Conte has admitted that there is regret after his side failed to pick up all three points and dropped two points as they had to settle for a draw against Hellas Verona.

No sooner had the game started at the Stadio Marc’Antonio got underway and Inter found themselves behind after Darko Lazovic beat Samir Handanovic at his near post having got by Milan Skriniar.

Inter reacted at the start of the second half as they scored twice and they proceeded to take control of the game but could not see it out as Miguel Veloso scored with a few minutes to spare.

“We immediately conceded and it was certainly a psychological blow but then we started playing again after suffering and responded blow for blow. Let’s not forget that Verona are a very physical team and you have to face them with the same intensity,” he remarked in an interview with Inter’s official club broadcaster Inter TV following the match in Verona.

“The boys’ response was important in terms of commitment and self-sacrifice but there is regret for having dropped two points and conceding from Verona’s only shot on goal in the second half.”

He was then asked why Inter have now lost a total of 20 points from winning positions over the course of this season.

“There’s a positive aspect, and that is that we take the lead. Obviously we have not managed the situation well and it happened against Sassuolo and Bologna too. Sometimes there are unfortunate situations, other times we make it ours. We try to work hard to try to raise the bar.”

In conclusion he was asked about the reliance on playing the ball up to Romelu Lukaku.

“This was prepared on the basis of the opponent. They applied pressure across the board and individual duels were created. In this way we put them in serious difficulty. The simplest thing in this case is to go with the direct ball to the strikers and create a two against two situation.”

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Italian broadcaster Sky Sport Italia journalist and transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio has revealed that Inter manager Antonio Conte has been far from impressed with Christian Eriksen.

Eriksen arrived in a circa €20 million deal from Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur in the most recent January transfer window but has left a lot to be desired with his performances for the most part.

The Danish national team attacking midfielder has shown glimpses of what he is capable of but largely struggled to adapt to Conte’s 3-5-2 system and this led to a change to a 3-4-1-2 system but Eriksen, with the exception of the matches against Napoli and Sampdoria, has not done any better.

“Conte is not happy with Eriksen. For now, Inter are not thinking about selling him, it is premature and we must give him time but Conte wants a different intensity and wants more from Eriksen,” Di Marzio explained whilst present in the Sky Sport Italia studios prior to Inter’s 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona at the Stadio Marc’Antonio Bentegodi.

Eriksen was dropped to the bench for the clash and was a late substitute but was unable to make any sort of impact in his few minutes on the field.

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