MILAN - As he arrived at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, president Massimo Moratti answered the questions of the waiting journalists, beginning with his expectations for Andrea Stramaccioni, and whether he expects his new coach to win one game after another. Moratti smiled, replying, "The new coach has just got here, I don't expect him to win one game after another, I just want the squad to feel more stable."
The president was then asked if Inter are planning on moving for Mario Balotelli. "No, we've all seen what's gone on, Mario's still the same as before. Technically he's a very gifted player, but for the moment we haven't made a move, nor do we intend on doing so, even though we know he's very talented."
Another question on the transfer market, this time in relation to Mattia Destro, who will line up against Inter this evening. "Do I regret letting him go? I think you're always going to have regrets, but when it comes to the transfer market you can't have everyone. It's one thing playing well for Siena, it's something very different doing it for Inter, we'll see whether I regret my decision, in any case we have some young players who are doing well."
Finally, the president was asked who he'd prefer to win the Scudetto, AC Milan or Juventus? "It's not easy, I can't answer that."
