The coach of Inter Milan coach Simoni Inzaji expressed his optimism about maintaining the Slovak defender Milan Skrinyar, in light of his endeavor to seize the qualification card for the round of sixteen for the Champions League and the exclusion of Barcelona.
The French club may be successful in signing Skrinyar in a free transfer deal next year after expressing interest in featuring him during the previous summer’s transfer window.
Skrinyar’s contract with Inter Milan expires after the end of the current season, but Enzaji supports club officials in negotiating with the player regarding renewing his contract.
Today, on Wednesday, Inter must defeat its Czech visitor Victoria Plzen in order to advance to the round of 16 in Europe and thwart Barcelona’s attempts to retain the continental title.
When asked about Skrinyar’s future, Inzaji said: “It is fortunate that outstanding managers are present and already thinking of it.
We have other players in the same situation, and I hope the situation can be resolved, he continued.
He explained: “Skrinyar is clearly improving. Summer training has resumed after he exceeded the injury with the national team. It shows an improvement in the entire team.
Romelu Lukaku, a Belgian striker, had been out for approximately two months with a thigh injury, but Inzji reported that he was close to making a comeback, saying, “He works with great zeal and is close to representing the first team again.
Inzaji hopes Skrinyar stays at Inter Milan and is eager to find a solution to the European qualifying.
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