MILAN - President Massimo Moratti spoke to the press outside the Saras offices earlier.
Will the next few days be key in terms of the possible Indonesian investment?
"No, I don't think they'll be key. I think there's too many rumours around, I read these, and usually 90% of what's reported is untrue."
Are you looking at stakes and the possibility of relinquishing the majority share of the club?
"No, no, we're discussing something altogether entirely. It's not decisive. It will be if Inter stands to gain substantially from it, if the club doesn't, we'll leave it."
A while back you said you'd like to have more Inter fans at the club. Now it's hard to believe that Inter's number one fan wants to relinquish the reins...
"No, no one's talking about that. As I've said, I've read a lot in the papers that I don't believe, in reality, is true."
Is a new stadium a deal breaker for the talks?
"It's important."
