Emre Belozoglu has said he made a mistake when he chose to sign for Inter and not city rivals Milan.
"The Rossoneri contacted me when I decided to move to Italy but I picked Inter instead," he told Turkish newspaper Vatan.
"Inter are now a side with no future. They will never be as good as Milan."
The pint-sized midfielder arrived at the San Siro in 2001 from Galatasaray, catching the attention of the planet a year later when he helped Turkey finish third at the World Cup.
But he is now part of an Inter side that is overloaded with midfield talent and struggles to play regularly in the starting XI.
"Boss Roberto Mancini has his own ideas," added Emre. "He’s told me I’m a good player but that he knows what side he wants to pick.
"I understand that but I didn’t think he would be so rigid or unwilling to change. He just picks the same players all of the time."
Emre’s controversial outburst comes just days after he publicly revealed that he was looking for a summer exit.
"I am leaving," he again underlined. "I have understood that Inter will never win anything whereas if I was at Milan, I would have already won the Champions’ League and Lo Scudetto."
The two teams ironically meet in the quarter-finals of this season’s European Cup next month.
Emre, still just 24, is likely to leave Italy at the end of the season, with reported interest from a number of Spanish and English clubs.
What an outburst! Is it frustration or what?
"The Rossoneri contacted me when I decided to move to Italy but I picked Inter instead," he told Turkish newspaper Vatan.
"Inter are now a side with no future. They will never be as good as Milan."
The pint-sized midfielder arrived at the San Siro in 2001 from Galatasaray, catching the attention of the planet a year later when he helped Turkey finish third at the World Cup.
But he is now part of an Inter side that is overloaded with midfield talent and struggles to play regularly in the starting XI.
"Boss Roberto Mancini has his own ideas," added Emre. "He’s told me I’m a good player but that he knows what side he wants to pick.
"I understand that but I didn’t think he would be so rigid or unwilling to change. He just picks the same players all of the time."
Emre’s controversial outburst comes just days after he publicly revealed that he was looking for a summer exit.
"I am leaving," he again underlined. "I have understood that Inter will never win anything whereas if I was at Milan, I would have already won the Champions’ League and Lo Scudetto."
The two teams ironically meet in the quarter-finals of this season’s European Cup next month.
Emre, still just 24, is likely to leave Italy at the end of the season, with reported interest from a number of Spanish and English clubs.
What an outburst! Is it frustration or what?
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