Mauro Icardi’s legal action against Inter is reportedly a ploy to force a move to Juventus.
The saga took another twist on Friday evening as it emerged that Icardi had sued Inter for €1.5m and demanded re-entry to training sessions.
Now, according to Corriere della Sera, the lawsuit is the striker’s way of pressuring the Nerazzurri into letting him sign for Juve.
Mauro Icardi’s legal action against Inter is reportedly a ploy to force a move to Juventus.
The saga took another twist on Friday evening as it emerged that Icardi had sued Inter for €1.5m and demanded re-entry to training sessions.
Now, according to Corriere della Sera, the lawsuit is the striker’s way of pressuring the Nerazzurri into letting him sign for Juve.
The Argentine is persona non grata in the blue half of San Siro but is determined to stay and fight for his place if he cannot join the Old Lady.
The Nerazzurri, on the other hand, will only consider a sale if they receive Paulo Dybala in exchange, but that does not look like happening.