much to the annoyance of Panerai, who has
called on Uefa to sanction the Nerazzurri for
allegedly breaking the governing body's Financial
Fair Play (FFP) regulations , as well as questioning
the origin of the money that Roberto Mancini's
side intend to use to acquire the Egypt
international.
Those claims have prompted an angry response
from Inter, who intend to go as far as possible to
defend their reputation.
"Inter has read with great astonishment the
comments made by the Fiorentina vice-president
on his personal Twitter account," read a
statement on the Nerazzurri's official website.
"It is not acceptable for anybody to talk out of
turn about our club, casting doubt over its solidity
and transparency. It is not acceptable for
anybody to offend our club and, as a
consequence, our fans, with comments that are
utterly lacking in foundation.
"Inter's dismayed by the request for exemplary
sporting action to be taken against the club, given
that it and many other clubs has just signed a
public agreement with Uefa to respect the FFP
regulations.
Ramy Abbas, Mohamed Salah’s agent, spoke with
FirenzeViola.it reiterating what he said a few days
ago regarding his client’s future.
“I’ve already said it before and I’ll repeat it again:
next season Salah will wear the shirt of another
Italian club.”
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