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As reported by the Evening Standard, Wanda Nara told Corriere della Sera: "We want to stay in Milan. People say I am a mercenary, but I am not. [Inter] have to say the truth. They can’t say Icardi is not for sale and then talk to other clubs.
“I’ve
asked for a renewal because the club had promised me a renewal. Last
year we accepted their conditions, which mean a lower salary, the sale
of the 50% of Mauro’s economic rights and there is no release clause on
his contract. They have to keep their promises.
The 23-year-old has impressed since his move to Inter in 2013, making him a target for many of Europe's biggest clubs.
The Argentine scored 16 goals last season as his club finished fourth in Serie A, but a move to North London has been widely linked, with both Arsenal and Tottenham looking for attacking reinforcements.
Of the two Premier League rivals,
Arsenal would appear more likely suitors. They have a more pressing need
for a new striker, with Olivier Giroud recovering from his country's
Euro 2016 campaign.
Danny
Welbeck is also out injured with another long-term injury, so the
club's forward line is looking diminished ahead of the season opener
against Liverpool.
Tottenham,
meanwhile, have already signed Vincent Janssen from Ajax for £17m as
back-up to Harry Kane, so it is unlikely that they will invest in
another striker ahead of their return to Champions League football.
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