Roberto Mancini believes his Inter “could have fought with Juventus” this season but “there was no basis to work calmly”.
The Coach led the Nerazzurri to fourth last season, but his contract was mutually terminated before the current campaign got underway.
“We found an agreement for a mutual termination because, in my opinion, there was no basis to work calmly,” Mancini explained to Sky.
Roberto Mancini believes his Inter “could have fought with Juventus” this season but “there was no basis to work calmly”.
The Coach led the Nerazzurri to fourth last season, but his contract was mutually terminated before the current campaign got underway.
“We found an agreement for a mutual termination because, in my opinion, there was no basis to work calmly,” Mancini explained to Sky.
“Then there’s enough chaos when you’re in the middle of a takeover. In those moments it was essential for us to work on our project, which the year before had seen us top for 20 rounds and then always in the top four.
“We had to keep working down that road.
“This was the year when we could have fought with Juventus, doing the things I was thinking of maybe we would have finished second.
“Suning? The Zhang family has the means to invest, but it’s not easy to make history.
“The biggest mistake was getting rid of [director general Marco] Fassone, who was a reference point.”