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Inter Midfielder Luis Jimenez Wants Out
The Chilean has been frustrated by his peripheral Nerazzurri role and has admitted he will look for a fresh start in the summer.
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May 25, 2009 9:40:02 AM
Luis Jimenez started only his third game of the season yesterday as Inter slipped to their fourth defeat of the Serie A campaign at the hands of Cagliari and has confessed that he now wants to leave the club.
The Italian champions snapped up half of the 24-year-old’s services from Ternana last summer, however, he has endured a difficult time under new boss Jose Mourinho and insists he cannot stand this situation any longer.“It was a bad season for me as I was hampered by too many injuries,” Jimenez is quoted as saying on Sportal.it.
The classy attacking midfielder is reportedly a target for several Italian clubs, including Atalanta, Parma and Sampdoria, but Premier League outfit West Ham United are also said to be in the frame.
“I need confidence and I need to play,” added the ex-Lazio man. “I can’t allow myself to go through another season like this. I will ponder my choice carefully.”
Vince Masiello, Goal.com
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