Ex-Inter hitman Christian Vieri has reopened old wounds by blasting the Nerazzurri for their treatment of star players.
The Fiorentina striker was one of the Beneamata’s most prolific of all time with 123 goals in 190 games between 1999 and 2005, but he left under a cloud.
Vieri reportedly accused Inter of spying on him and even monitoring his telephone conversations and returned to the subject after last weekend’s Tuscan derby.
“The truth will come out in the end and then everyone will see what happened,” Bobo told Sky Sports Italia.
“Now isn’t the time to talk about these things as there are lawyers working on it, but it’s a disgrace that you don’t know everything.
“I have all the documents so anyone can see the way Inter behaved. There is no reason to act like that towards a player, whoever he was.
“At Inter I think I only did well, but unfortunately we didn’t win anything because there were other sides stronger than us. I scored goals, trained well and acted with professionalism.”
Vieri also gave his support for troubled marksman Adriano, who he believes has also suffered at the hands of the San Siro giants.
“Look at Adriano, great players have problems with Inter as the club should defend its players more,” Vieri raged.
“First they love you, then they hate you, then they love you. It’s always the same with Inter.”
After an investigation, the Italian Football Federation initially dismissed Vieri’s accusations in June, but the matter is far from closed.
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