Балотели пак не доби повик за настап, ова се 19 повикани од Мурињо
Portieri: 1 Francesco Toldo, 12 Julio Cesar, 22 Paolo Orlandoni;
Difensori: 2 Ivan Cordoba, 6 Maxwell, 13 Maicon, 25 Walter Samuel, 26 Cristian Chivu, 39 Davide Santon;
Centrocampisti: 4 Javier Zanetti, 5 Dejan Stankovic, 7 Luis Figo, 19 Esteban Cambiasso, 20 Sulley Muntari, 33 Amantino Mancini, 77 Ricardo Quaresma;
Attaccanti: 10 Adriano, 9 Julio Cruz, 18 Hernan Crespo.
Lequipe вели дека Дакур е пред заминување во Болоња, нека ми е среќен патот и незнам зошто не го шитнаа уште летоска.
Мурињо негираше дека по дуелот со Аталанта ги вреѓал фудбалерите за начинот на кој се освоени скудетата и има интересно интервју за англиските медиуми.
On his return to England
It will be a big occasion, something I have been looking forward to since the draw was made. I will be facing my old friend Sir Alex Ferguson again.
In the long term I want to work in England again. My goal is always happiness. So as I was so happy in English football, and with my family being so happy with English life in the 3½ years we spent there, of course I have to return.
I am still so young as a manager, I have so many years in front of me.
The markets I want to work in are of course the markets with the best leagues. They are the leagues with the most pressure, the biggest challenge. So I can assure you that England will be a target for me when I'm not connected with a club as I am in this moment.
England is an objective – I want to have more success there.
On Manchester City
However, there is no truth in stories that I have been approached about the Manchester City job. I told my agent, from the beginning, that I will never speak with other clubs while I have a job. This is the way I work, completely focused – I don't want to speak with anyone from another club.
That is why I have an agent who allows me to get on with my work. I want to be always concentrated on my job and my job is with Inter. I would always refuse any approach. I have a contract here until 2011 and until someone tells me otherwise, I am totally focused on Inter.
On the January transfer window
We are in a strong position at Inter, top of Serie A, in the semi-finals of the cup and in the Champions League. I am not sure if I will be making any moves in this January market though. Inter has a lot of players, too many. I would prefer to have a smaller squad. With 29 players it is impossible to have proper control of the situation.
You always have a little weakness here, a little weakness there, but to go into the market is difficult because there are so many salaries, so many players for the same position. I might try to move someone out and then maybe to bring someone in. As a big club we get many stories of players we are supposed to buy and many stories about Premier League players we want to buy.
On Jenas and Drogba
Take Jermaine Jenas and Didier Drogba. These are both players that I like. Drogba is a very special player for me, there is no doubt about it. We had a great relationship at Chelsea and he was an important player for me. Will something happen? I don't know. I like players adapted to my style of play, my philosophy of play. If I know them and have a good feeling from the past it is better, but I always feel I can create this kind of good feeling with players that I have never worked with before.
As for Jenas, I never worked with him but he is a player I have always followed. When he was at Tottenham, even when he was at Newcastle, he was a player that I liked very much. Who knows? If it is true that Tottenham have some targets in the Inter squad, then why not? Maybe then there is a possibility of doing a swap. But everything is harder in January and I don't think Inter will go into the market.
On Chelsea
I was back in England a couple of weeks ago to see United against Chelsea at Old Trafford, doing my homework for the Champions League. It was my first time back since I left Chelsea in September 2007.
Obviously, I'm still in touch with a lot of my old friends there, speaking on the phone and sending text messages. But this was a chance to catch up in person.
I enjoyed it very much. I was with some players from Chelsea, with some people from the club, I was with Sir Alex. I spent some time with people I like. The atmosphere was, as always, very enjoyable. It's a pity that the game was not such an emotional game because 3-0 is a result that destroys a bit the emotional edge.
A lot was said about this result. I would not start writing off Chelsea, though. I think they are still difficult to beat. They are not top but they are in the title race, they are in the Champions League and they are in the FA Cup. OK, they lost in the Carling Cup but Chelsea have played in three finals in the last four years, winning two. They cannot win it every year.
Sure, in the United game they did not play well, they didn't show great belief in winning. When United scored in the 44th minute, that changed the whole mentality and organisation for the second half. I look at like this: it was a game they deserved to lose, but it was only one bad game.
I have had the same thing with Inter. Last weekend we lost against Atalanta but then beat Roma in the Italian Cup on Wednesday. So which is the real Inter, the one that lost to Atalanta? Or the one that jumped into the semi-finals of the cup? Of course I think this is the real Inter. In the same way I think the real Chelsea is the one that is really difficult to beat.
It is not long before I am back in England again. I'm coming over to London in two weeks to watch United at West Ham. It will be valuable to see them away from home to get even more information before the big Champions League games. And after, I'll go and have dinner with Steve Clarke.
. сепак ова е перфектна можност адри да докаже дека се враќа барем делумно во формата која му ја донесе титулата император