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Inter Coach Jose Mourinho To Choose Between Diego Milito & Didier Drogba
It's decision time for the coach as he thinks about who to sign up front. Milito is currently regarded as Inter's first choice...
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Apr 15, 2009 10:04:47 AM
Inter coach Jose Mourinho has a tough decision to make this summer as he ponders whether to sign Genoa ace Diego Milito or Chelsea striker Didier Drogba.
Il Corriere Dello Sport claims the Argentinean hitman is on top of the transfer list at the Nerazzurri, with Drogba's name below. Mourinho and president Massimo Moratti are keen on Milito, with reports suggesting that the money will be readily made available to sign the player.
However, the deal will not be easy as Grifoni chief Enrico Preziosi has already warned Inter that he will only be willing to let 'El Principe' leave the Marassi for mega money.
On the other hand, the 'Special One' is considering a move for Drogba. The Ivory Coast international has been in good form for Chelsea. Mourinho has always been interested in the hitman, who is seen an ideal replacement for Adriano. The Ivorian will not be easy to get hold of either as the west London side are unlikely to be willing to allow him to leave without a fight.
Milito is reportedly in pole, but the decision rests with the Inter coach, who will tinker with his side over the summer transfer window.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Il Corriere Dello Sport claims the Argentinean hitman is on top of the transfer list at the Nerazzurri, with Drogba's name below. Mourinho and president Massimo Moratti are keen on Milito, with reports suggesting that the money will be readily made available to sign the player.
However, the deal will not be easy as Grifoni chief Enrico Preziosi has already warned Inter that he will only be willing to let 'El Principe' leave the Marassi for mega money.
On the other hand, the 'Special One' is considering a move for Drogba. The Ivory Coast international has been in good form for Chelsea. Mourinho has always been interested in the hitman, who is seen an ideal replacement for Adriano. The Ivorian will not be easy to get hold of either as the west London side are unlikely to be willing to allow him to leave without a fight.
Milito is reportedly in pole, but the decision rests with the Inter coach, who will tinker with his side over the summer transfer window.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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