Internazionale last night sacked manager Claudio Ranieri. Inter lost 2-0 to Juventus on Sunday evening, dropping them to eighth in Serie A, following a run of one win in 10 games. They are 22 points behind city rivals and league leaders Milan.
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Claudio Ranieri sacked after poor run at Inter Milan
Inter Milan’s CEO believes Claudio Ranieri must blood his youngsters now if the club are to salvage their season and qualify for next year’s Champions League.
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Ranieri, Mourinho, Scolari, Hiddink, Ancelotti, Villas-Boas, you name it. Roman Abramovich has hired and then fired some of the best tacticians world football has to offer – and he’s done it in less than nine years since taking over.
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Claudio Ranieri’s side have a few injury concerns going into Sunday’s clash, with Andrea Ranocchia and Ricardo Alvarez ruled out with thigh and muscle strains respectively, while Freddy Guarin is still nursing the calf injury that has plagued him since signing from Porto in January.
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Inter – Catania Preview: Nerazzurri seek their first victory in over a month
Napoli boss Walter Mazzarri is ignoring rumours linking him with a move to Inter , instead focusing on adding to the San Siro giants’ current coach Claudio Ranieri ‘s misery when the teams meet on Sunday.
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Napoli's Mazzarri ignores Inter speculation
Roberto Mancini insists he has no unfinished business with Internazionale. With Claudio Ranieri expected to be shown the door at the San Siro during the summer, it has been suggested the Nerazzurri could turn to Mancini as his successor.
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Mancini’s work with Inter is complete
After Wesley Sneijder played 80 minutes against Genoa in the Coppa Italia on Wednesday without any physical issues, the Dutchman will likely start in support of a lone forward with the in-form Diego Milito to get the nod ahead of Giampaolo Pazzini in attack, although Ricky Alvarez could make way instead if a 4-3-1-2 formation is utilised by Inter coach Claudio Ranieri.
Claudio Ranieri has a score to settle with Olympique de Marseille coach Didier Deschamps as he takes his FC Internazionale Milano team across the border to the south of France.
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Ranieri wants revenge as Inter visit Marseille
MILAN (Reuters) – Striker Fabio Quagliarella scored his first goal for a year to help Juventus to a 2-0 win over lowly Novara in Serie A on Sunday while Inter Milan’s revival continued with a 1-0 win at Cesena. Simone Pepe was the other scorer for Serie A leaders Juventus who stayed unbeaten this season after 15 games. Andrea Ranocchia’s second-half goal gave Claudio Ranieri’s Inter their fifth …
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Quagliarella scores in Juventus win
