Striker Mauro Icardi says he'll 'pack his bags' if Inter want him to, but states that he hopes to stay.
The Nerazzurri are expected to sell at least one major player this summer, as part of their efforts to meet Fifa's Financial Fair Play regulations, and the Argentine may be a candidate.
Speaking in an interview with CNN, Icardi said he'd like to stay, but is open to other options if necessary.
“I still have three years, and if we can find an agreement then everyone's going to be happy,” he said.
Striker Mauro Icardi says he'll 'pack his bags' if Inter want him to, but states that he hopes to stay.
The Nerazzurri are expected to sell at least one major player this summer, as part of their efforts to meet Fifa's Financial Fair Play regulations, and the Argentine may be a candidate.
Speaking in an interview with CNN, Icardi said he'd like to stay, but is open to other options if necessary.
“I still have three years, and if we can find an agreement then everyone's going to be happy,” he said.
“If other clubs want me, they have to talk about it with Inter. If the club wants to sell me, I'll pack my bags and go.
“Otherwise, I'll stay in Milan, as I really like it here and I'm happy. My family feels at home here.
"Regarding my pay, my salary, that I don't 'earn a lot', these are things that are a result of two years ago when I came to Inter.
"To me, it was a good contract for having arrived at Inter. I signed the contract with the excitement and desire to prove my worth and be an important player for Inter.
"Now, after two years, I still have this contract that people are talking about, but my agents are speaking to the club, they're coming to an agreement, they're seeing how to fix this situation and when it happens, I'll sign the renewal and, I’m sure, I’ll be happy and Inter will be happy if they want me to stay here."