Post by Taxigirl on Sept 27, 2005 8:24:51 GMT
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Inter owner Massimo Moratti has no intention of making a swoop for Arsenal's Thierry Henry.
The French international has been linked with a possible Highbury exit next summer, with former club Juventus and Inter said to be interested.
The Old Lady have already distanced themselves from the reports and Moratti has now done the same.
"I think we already have strikers of value at this club, therefore we are not thinking about him," the Nerazzurri chief stated.
Henry, who proved to be a massive disappointment as a winger with Juve in 1998-99, is contracted to the London club until 2007.
The forward, currently sidelined with injury, has been a massive hit in the Premiership and has also been paired with Barcelona recently.
Meanwhile, Moratti has heaped praise on his boys after their slim but comfortable 1-0 win over Fiorentina.
"I didn’t suffer at all during the game, we were playing too well for that," continued the oil baron.
The San Siro giants are now second in the standings, three points behind Juventus who they meet at the Delle Alpi next week.
"Juve are playing with great determination and that is what we will need in Turin," he concluded.
Inter owner Massimo Moratti has no intention of making a swoop for Arsenal's Thierry Henry.
The French international has been linked with a possible Highbury exit next summer, with former club Juventus and Inter said to be interested.
The Old Lady have already distanced themselves from the reports and Moratti has now done the same.
"I think we already have strikers of value at this club, therefore we are not thinking about him," the Nerazzurri chief stated.
Henry, who proved to be a massive disappointment as a winger with Juve in 1998-99, is contracted to the London club until 2007.
The forward, currently sidelined with injury, has been a massive hit in the Premiership and has also been paired with Barcelona recently.
Meanwhile, Moratti has heaped praise on his boys after their slim but comfortable 1-0 win over Fiorentina.
"I didn’t suffer at all during the game, we were playing too well for that," continued the oil baron.
The San Siro giants are now second in the standings, three points behind Juventus who they meet at the Delle Alpi next week.
"Juve are playing with great determination and that is what we will need in Turin," he concluded.