Moratti reveals Leo option

Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti has revealed Leonardo could still be in charge of the club next season.

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Leonardo, who took over from Rafael Benitez in December, appeared certain to leave the club to become director general at Paris St Germain after Inter CEO Ernesto Paolillo told Bloomberg earlier this month: "Leonardo is going to Paris and the club is looking for a new coach. We wanted to keep him but he has decided to leave us."

However, Inter have so far been frustrated in their search for a replacement, with attempts to land Marcelo Bielsa, Sinisa Mihajlovic and Andre Villas-Boas ending in failure, and Moratti has now revealed Leonardo could be persuaded to continue.
"There are always alternatives and there's also the fact that Leonardo is still our coach," he told journalists. "I'd like to remind people of that.
"It's not that Leonardo has left or sought to leave. He's had the freedom to see whether there was a possibility, which is not entirely football-related, because it was something that was no longer his job, but another job.
"In any case he remains our coach and I could recall him, whatever happens."
Moratti also denied that he has met with former Genoa boss Gian Piero Gasperini but confirmed he remains a candidate for the position.
"It's not that we're closing in on him," Moratti said. "He's being evaluated and he's a very serious person and a great professional, but I haven't decided, no."