Sanchez and Inter, it smells of confusion

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By: Manu Tournoux

Sanchez and Inter, it smells of confusion

The presence of Alexis Sanchez with the Chile team was not to the taste of his employer, Inter Milan.

The Nerazzurri did not appreciate Alexis Sanchez’s initiative. The Inter staff had asked their striker not to join the Chilean team during the current international break, indicates Sportmediaset, dedicated to the former OM player in qualifying for the 2026 World Cup.

The leaders of the Milan club did not have to calm down upon learning that the 34-year-old center forward would finally be fit to play against Colombia on Wednesday, according to Sportmediaset, after having withdrawn against Uruguay (3-1 defeat conceded on Saturday), for reasons of anemia.

Inter wanted to keep the man with 153 caps (51 goals) at Appiano Gentile (club headquarters) so that he could fully recover.

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Manu Tournoux

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