Inter’s players will face double training sessions for a week if they fail to beat Verona, while Roberto Mancini wants star players.
The Nerazzurri’s day off on Easter Sunday was cancelled after a draw with bottom side Parma at San Siro and the team trained again yesterday.
Tuttosport reports that the side completed a 50 minute workout in silence yesterday, with vice President Javier Zanetti and sporting director Piero Ausilio also present.
Inter’s players will face double training sessions for a week if they fail to beat Verona, while Roberto Mancini wants star players.
The Nerazzurri’s day off on Easter Sunday was cancelled after a draw with bottom side Parma at San Siro and the team trained again yesterday.
Tuttosport reports that the side completed a 50 minute workout in silence yesterday, with vice President Javier Zanetti and sporting director Piero Ausilio also present.
The newspaper reports that Coach Mancini is demanding a better attitude and performance from his charges, and should they fail to win on Saturday evening, the squad will face double training sessions every day until the derby with Milan.
Around 50 fans also showed up to the session yesterday, but there was no trouble, with the fans instead applauding Mauro Icardi, who didn’t play on Saturday through suspension.
Meanwhile, the Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Mancio has called for a revolution at the club this summer.
While the club being unlikely to qualify for the Europa League means a reduction in income, it also removes some of the likely Financial Fair Play sanctions, such as limited squads in Europe.
The Milan-based sports daily reports that Mancini wants three or four ‘top players’, as well as some new youngsters to complement his squad.
It’s believed that the Coach would be willing to sacrifice both goalkeeper Samir Handanovic and youngster Mateo Kovacic to fund any deals, with Manchester City’s Yaya Toure his top target.