Inter: Cristian Chivu reacts to the departure of Denzel Dumfries

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By: Manu Tournoux

Inter: Cristian Chivu reacts to the departure of Denzel Dumfries

Denzel Dumfries’ future at Inter Milan seems distant. In an interview given to La Gazzetta dello SportCristian Chivu, the coach of the Serie A team, admitted that the departure of the Dutch side was difficult to prevent. “Denzel made his choice. He had a clause and Inter couldn’t do anything to stop him.”indicated the Romanian coach. For Chivu, the goal now is to find the right alternative. Asked about the possibility of seeing a certain Marco Palestra, targeted internally, Chivu remained cautious.

“Marco Palestra has a good profile, but today he’s not my player, so I can’t talk about it”declared the 45-year-old technician, Italian champion this season. Then he continued. “We already have a lot of strong Italians who know what Inter means. They identify with the club: it’s a great advantage and it’s a path that we want to continue to follow. However, it is obvious that there is also a need for other players, for a mix that allows you to be competitive at all levels..

Manu Tournoux

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