Sky sent a letter to Lega Serie A and the clubs yesterday reiterating that they will not pay the sixth and final instalment of the TV rights, according to a report from today’s paper edition of the Milano based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.

The report details how the League have called for a meeting for next Wednesday, where the most important topic will be that of TV rights. Yesterday evening Italian broadcaster Sky Sports Italia confirmed that they will not pay the final instalment of this season’s TV rights, complaining that they have not received any counterproposals.

19 out of the 20 Serie A clubs have already issued invoices to the broadcaster, the report continues, and will ask for the contracts to be respected, although this is unlikely. No alternative ideas have been suggested as the clubs have all been focused on returning to the pitch, but next week TV rights will be the main focus.

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L’andata dell’ottavo di Europa League, Inter-Getafe, è stata ufficialmente rinviata a data da destinarsi per l’aggravarsi dell’emergenza coronavirus.

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Secondo quanto riportato da ‘AS’, l’Inter ha messo nel mirino il giovane portiere dell’Athletic Club, in vista di una staffetta con Handanovic.

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Italian Minister of Sport Vincenzo Spadafora discussed the resumption of squad training in a post on his Facebook page earlier today.

Italian clubs returned to their training centres earlier this week, with players undertaking Coronavirus tests before undergoing staggered individual training sessions, assuming they test negative for the contagion. No Inter player or staff member has tested positive for the virus. The clubs and players are now waiting for news as to when they can restart squad training, a precursor to a season restart.

Spadafora discussed his work and attempts to get a concrete date for a restart to squad training in a post on Facebook, saying: “We are grappling with many things. We are ready to submit to the Technical Scientific Committee the guidelines for the resumption of team sports training. In the next few hours, between tonight or maybe tomorrow, will come the opinion of the CTS on the protocol of the FIGC for the resumption of squad training in the world of football.”

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Inter coach Antonio Conte attended the players’ individual training sessions today, whilst remaining at a safe distance, according to a report from Italian news outlet Gazzetta.it earlier today.

The report details how the Lecce born coach has not taken a Coronavirus test yet, due to the limited number available to the Nerazzurri. Instead, the squad, as well as staff who will be in direct contact with the players like physiotherapists and masseurs, have all tested negative as individual training sessions resume.

Conte has managed to still attend the sessions, the report continues, although he has remained a safe distance away, in order to ensure the players and staffs safety. The players underwent staggered training sessions across four pitches in Appiano Gentile, with Conte remaining present but distant.

Both the staff and the squad are excited to return to normal squad training, raring to restart the season and looking to challenge for the league title still. All Serie A clubs are hoping for a restart of the league in early June.

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Inter owned striker Mauro Icardi may return to Italy in the summer, with Napoli preparing an offer for the player, according to a report from Italian news outlet FcInterNews earlier today.

The report details how Paris Saint Germain, who signed Icardi on loan last summer in a deal that had a €70 million buy option attached, are unsure whether to sign the player following on from Inter’s decision to not allow any players to be included in the deal. The Nerazzurri want the money, not any players, and so Icardi may still return to Italy in the summer.

Juventus are one of the Italian clubs interested in signing the Argentine striker, the report continues, but first must resolve the Gonzalo Higuain issue and understand how much they can afford to spend. AC Milan, whilst interested, cannot afford the costs of the operation.

Napoli, however, are seriously interested in signing the 27-year-old, the report continues. The Partenopei cannot pay the €65 million requested by the Nerazzurri, but have an idea. They are preparing to offer Inter Arkadiusz Milik and money in exchange for Icardi, although they would be happy to include Allan instead, as president Aurelio De Laurentiis is incredibly keen to bring Icardi to Napoli.

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Inter are one of the many clubs interested in signing Manchester United’s Paul Pogba as Spanish giants Real Madrid pull out of the race to sign the world champion, according to a report from today’s paper edition of the Spanish newspaper AS.

The report details how the Spanish club have pulled out of the race to sign the 27-year-old French midfielder due to his incredibly high wages. Pogba earns €17 million net per season, a figure far too high for club president Florentino Perez, who instead has turned his attention on 17-year-old Rennes talent Eduardo Camavinga.

Juventus and Inter are both keen to sign Pogba, the report continues, as both clubs look to strengthen their midfield and assert dominance on the pitch next season. The Nerazzurri would be able to fund the deal for the Frenchman after selling both Argentine strikers Lautaro Martinez and Mauro Icardi. Pogba has only made eight appearances this season for the Red Devils after suffering from a series of ankle injuries.

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Inter striker Lautaro Martinez’s agent, Beto Yaque, discussed the market rumours surrounding the player and his future in an interview with Italian media outlet Cittaceleste earlier today.

“Of everything that the newspapers are writing and that I read earlier, there is really nothing true. This is the only truth.”

The future of the 22-year-old Argentine striker is unclear, with many clubs interested in acquiring the Nerazzurri star. The player has a €111 million release clause, but so far no club has approached Inter with a serious interest in activating it.

Barcelona are the club most keen on signing Lautaro, although they cannot reach the requested price. Instead, the Blaugrana are hoping that Inter will an accept an offer of €60 million in cash plus two players in exchange. The Catalan side believe that Lautaro would be the perfect replacement for the aging Luis Suarez, who is currently recovering from a serious injury.

Other clubs have also expressed an interest in Lautaro, including Paris Saint Germain and Real Madrid, but many think that either the player will join Barcelona or will remain with Inter.

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Barcelona may have to sell former Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho if they want to sign Inter striker Lautaro Martinez, according to a report from today’s print edition of the Italian magazine SportWeek.

The report details how the Catalan club bought the Brazilian forward from Liverpool in January of 2018 for a huge sum of around €120 million plus €40 million in bonuses. The player’s time in Catalonia has not been positive and he has been considered a flop by many in the Iberian Peninsula. Coutinho is currently on loan with Bayern Munich, but the German giants are unlikely to purchase the player outright due to his high cost and wages.

The Blaugrana may have to sell the player for at least €100 million, the report continues, if they want to sign Lautaro Martinez. The club do not have the finances to match Inter’s €111 million requested price and have been working hard to find alternative options, like offering €60 million in cash as well as two players in exchange.

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Milan City Council’s Urban Planning Councillor Piefrancesco Maran discussed Inter and AC Milan’s new stadium project live on Facebook yesterday. His words were noted by Italian media outlet Affarialiani.it.

“We’re discussing things with the teams, they have not given any willingness to a re-functioning plan for the Meazza. They want to build a new stadium, but they have to stay at the San Siro because we have built all the infrastructure and because the Meazza will remain to be managed.”

Both Inter and AC Milan have been working together to try to find a viable new stadium project. Initial plans suggested that the existing San Siro may have to be demolished to make space for the new stadium, although this idea was quickly shot down by the Milan City Council.

Since then, discussions have been had regarding the future of the existing San Siro stadium, with one potential idea being to renovate the stadium and turn it into a public access sporting arena, giving the local population a modern place to exercise and practice multiple sports, not just football.

The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has slowed down talks, frustrating for the two Milanese clubs considering that talks have already been dragging on for months. The two possible final projects have been decided, and now the clubs must wait to discuss the projects further with the council.

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