MILAN – President Massimo Moratti spoke with reporters after the Nerazzurri’s board meeting. Click here to listen to the full audio version (in Italian).
President Moratti, how did Inter’s board meeting go?
"It was nothing special. We just had to ratify last year’s budget, that was all. Then I had a chat with the directors, but there was nothing new there as regards what I’ve already stated before, since there are no new updates."
Have you set a date for the general meeting?
"We have a couple different dates in mind, but we’ll pick one in a few days."
Are you awaiting signatures? Are they a given, or is that not the case?
"Yes, they might seem a given, but nothing ever truly is. At any rate, we could be very close to that point, but until we have them I can’t make any announcement, nor should I. It also doesn’t seem to me it will change much in the management of the club in certain aspects. It’s not as if anything’s being distorted here."
Could the signatures come sometime this week?
"They could, but that could also depend on several little things."
Everyone is wondering what you'll do. Are you still considering staying on as president?
"We'll see."
Might Thohir come over in October for the general meeting if the signatures are in place?
"I don't think so, I don't know. We've never spoken about such an event."
Is it true that three members of the Moratti family will remain on the new board?
"It depends how many board members there are. The determining factor will be the percentages owned by each person... With three new members coming in, each will have their own percentage and each will be represented in a certain way. So we too, representing a large percentage, will have our own members."
What sort of Inter will it be when Thohir arrives?
"Even better than this one I hope, because that's the very reason we're doing this whole deal."
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