Mourinho: I spent two fantastic years

Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho recently admitted that he has found memories of managing Inter Milan in the Italian Serie A and if he did go back at some point, with would be with “great pleasure and excitement.”

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In a recent interview with Coordown.it (a National Coordinator for people with Down Syndrome), Mourinho revealed that he holds a special place in his heart for the Nerazzurri, and would be delighted to return at some point.



“I spent two fantastic years in Italy, at Inter.



“I do not know if I will go back someday, but if I do it will be with great pleasure and excitement.”



Coordown.it has organised 50 videos from celebrities to show their support for people with Down Syndrome, with 21 celebrities already supporting the cause, such as; Antonio Cassano, Francesco Totti, Andrea Ranocchia, Javier Zanetti, Marco Materazzi and singers, Tiziano Ferro and Jovanotti.

Yuto Nagatomo out for three weeks

Inter Milan's Yuto Nagatomo is set to miss the next three weeks with the knee injury he suffered in the Milan derby.



The Japanese defender was substituted after 76 minutes as Inter held rivals AC Milan to a 1-1 draw on Sunday.



Nagatomo, 26, is likely to miss both legs of the Europa League tie with Tottenham as well as several Serie A fixtures.



Following initial fears that Nagatomo would have to sit out the rest of the season, Inter announced that the injury was not serious enough to warrant surgery.



A club statement read: "The outcome of the tests carried out was that he has a capsular ligament injury to the external meniscus and minor damage to the external ligament."

Sneijder: 'Inter Milan rejected Man United offer'

Midfielder Wesley Sneijder has revealed that his former club Inter Milan denied him the opportunity to speak to Manchester United about a potential move.

Sneijder has been frequently linked with a move to Old Trafford in the past two years but no move ever materialised, and the Dutch international has revealed that it was purely the club's decision.



Sneijder told Fanatik: "Manchester United had offered €20m for me and the club rejected it.



"I wanted to go to United but Inter didn't let me."



The 28-year-old has since moved to Turkish club Galatasaray.

Coutinho makes Liverpool move

Liverpool have confirmed midfielder Philippe Coutinho has moved to Anfield from Inter Milan on a long-term contract.



The 20-year-old becomes Liverpool's second signing of the January transfer window following the arrival of striker Daniel Sturridge at the start of the month.



Coutinho said: "I'm feeling very happy, it's a very important step in my career and I'm expecting to come here and play good football to give my contribution on the pitch.



"Liverpool is a great club with great players. We've always heard about Liverpool's history in Brazil.



"They are the club that have been interested in me and that have showed this interest so I know they believe in me and my football."



Coutinho, who has one cap for Brazil, began his career at Vasco da Gama before moving to Inter Milan in 2010 - and the player also enjoyed a loan spell at Espanyol.



Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre said: "We're always delighted when we get the players we go after.



"It has been a successful transfer window for us, coming off the back of acquiring Daniel Sturridge from Chelsea and now Philippe from Inter Milan.



"I think that bodes well for us for the rest of the season and the future."

Milan president, PL is the right place for Coutinho

Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti believes the deal to take Philippe Coutinho to Liverpool will work out well for everyone.



It emerged earlier this week that the Reds were closing in on a move for the winger after agreeing a fee with the Serie A club.



And it appears Inter are already planning for the future without Coutinho after Moratti confirmed that they would look to use the money from his sale to strengthen the squad.



He told Sky Italia: "The deal for Coutinho to Liverpool is an opportunity both for Inter and both for the player.



"We could be happy with the economic proposal and Coutinho could find the space he hasn't here. And then we'll have the opportunity to reinforce the team".



If the deal is completed, Coutinho would become the club's second signing of this transfer window following the £12million capture of Daniel Sturridge from Chelsea.

Coutinho came through the youth system at Vasco da Gama before joining Inter at the age of 18.



He spent the second half of last season on loan at Espanyol, where he worked with new Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino.



Pochettino's recent appointment at Saints led to speculation linking Coutinho with the South Coast club but it is understand he has expressed a preference for Anfield.




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Redknapp: I was offered Sneijder

Inter Milan star Wesley Sneijder has been offered by an agent to relegation-haunted QPR, according to their manager Harry Redknapp.



The 28-year-old Holland international has been linked with a host of Barclays Premier League clubs, including Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester United and Liverpool, as the Italian giants look to get him off their wage bill.



Redknapp told The Sun: "I was asked by one agent if I wanted to sign Sneijder. Of course I do. However, he's on about £200,000 a week and now he wants to join QPR? I won't name the agent, but let's just say I think a deal is unlikely."



Inter have asked Sneijder to take a pay cut if he wants to stay at the club, something he has not agreed to do.