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發表於 2007-6-5 20:15:17
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Inter handed Suazo ultimatum
Tuesday 5 June, 2007
Frustrated Cagliari have given Internazionale a 24-hour deadline to complete the capture of David Suazo.
The Honduran, who scored 14 goals last term, has been paired with the San Siro outfit and the transfer was expected to be officially confirmed this week.
However, Cagliari chief Massimo Cellino has revealed that negotiations have stalled and he’s now threatening to pull the plug.
“A few days ago I met with [Inter owner] Massimo Moratti and I had left the meeting totally satisfied,” explained Cellino to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“Inter were determined to buy Suazo and this made me and the player extremely happy.
“Then I left for the United States, confident that the operation would be finalised in no time, but problems which I cannot explain have arisen in the meantime.
“I hope everything will be solved within the next 24 hours, otherwise I will simply keep the player.
“I have a deal with Suazo, but Inter’s latest conditions are unacceptable. It would be humiliating both for the striker and for Cagliari if I were to accept them.”
Inter have reportedly offered the islanders £5m plus the services of Consorte, Jonathan Biabany and a player between Federico Piovaccari and [Chievo's] Victor Obinna.
Cellino instead wants £7m, plus U-21 defender Marco Andreolli – who Inter refuse to include in the deal – and Robert Acquafresca, who is wanted by Coach Marco Giampaolo.
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