Antonio Conte: Inter Milan cancel news conference after paper prints 'offensive letter'

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Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte

Antonio Conte joined Inter in Can also after being sacked by Chelsea in July 2018

Inter Milan cancelled a pre-match data convention on Saturday after what it called an “offensive letter” about manager Antonio Conte used to be printed in Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport.

The Serie A membershiptalked aboutthe letter, submitted by a reader, used to be accompanied with a comment from one of the important paper’s journalists “justifying its aggression”.

“In narrate in confidence to ship out a message to all media shops that they bear to ‘snarl respect for of us’, there could perchance well no longer be a press convention as of late,” the membership talked about.

Inter had been eradicated from the Champions League on Tuesday, dropping 2-1 to a younger Barcelona crew to contain third of their neighborhood within the motivate of the Spanish giants and Borussia Dortmund.

In the letter, a Bologna fan talked about that he “loved seeing the gargantuan Inter outclassed by Barcelona B”, who had confirmed Inter’s “aged-out” coach easy programs to play football.

The fan added that though Conte has gained a ramification of games in his profession, he has “never confirmed a factual sport” and despite spending more than 150 million euros (£125m), Inter could perchance perchance no longer beat Slavia Prague and misplaced to Dortmund within the Champions League.

A journalist added a comment to the letter, announcing that Inter bear “thrown away the Champions League and perchance the comfort too” by loaning striker Mauro Icardi to French aspect Paris St-Germain.

The journalist added: “No Icardi, No Birthday party”.

Earlier this month, Roma, alongside with Inter’s opponents AC Milan, announced they wouldn’t work with Corriere dello Sport till January primarily based completely on the paper utilizing the headline ‘Shaded Friday’ accompanied byphotos of Romelu Lukaku and Chris Smalling.

Corriere dello Sport defended the “innocent” headline in a comment share on its net spot, announcing it used to be a advance to bear an even time diversity.

Inter play Fiorentina in Serie A on Sunday.

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