Coach Roberto Mancini was irritated by the news that Inter will be sold in full to the Chinese, say reports.
The negotiations with Suning took a new turn yesterday as it was confirmed that the new investors are looking to become the owners of the club, and not just minority shareholders.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Mancini was disappointed by the news and is not happy about having been given no warning about it at all.
Coach Roberto Mancini was irritated by the news that Inter will be sold in full to the Chinese, say reports.
The negotiations with Suning took a new turn yesterday as it was confirmed that the new investors are looking to become the owners of the club, and not just minority shareholders.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Mancini was disappointed by the news and is not happy about having been given no warning about it at all.
The Coach, who is currently on holiday in the USA, was repeatedly told before departing that the club would continue being controlled by Thohir and that they would continue working on the project to keep improving Inter.
The news about Inter's sale have taken Il Mancio by surprise and they leave him in the dark as far as future market plans are concerned, which will have to be discussed and determined with the Chinese.
Mancini, who previously stated that he meant to stay with Inter, will now have to re-evaluate his position. With rumours of a possible appointment of Atletico Madrid's Diego Simeone, the Italian's future remains completely open.