Friday 23 December, 2005
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Inter have been linked with a move for Liverpool striker Djibril Cissé, according to reports in Italy.
Coach Roberto Mancini confirmed yesterday that the San Siro side were looking for attacking reinforcements in order to cater for the departure of Obafemi Martins, who leaves for African Nations Cup duty next month.
It is thought that Inter President Massimo Moratti has identified the Frenchman, who has fallen out on numerous occasions with Rafa Benitez after failing to hold down a regular first-team place, as the ideal candidate.
Although Cissé would not be eligible to play in the Champions League having represented the Reds in Europe this season, Moratti is said to be prepared to part with between £6m and £7m to secure his arrival in January.
The 24-year-old recently denied that he wanted to leave Anfield and insisted that he was very happy in England. However, a move to Inter would represent a hugely tempting opportunity for Cissé to secure a World Cup place in Raymond Domenech’s France squad.
The Nerazzurri have already confirmed that striker Victor Obinna will be joining them permanently from Chievo next month.
       |