Internazionale president Massimo Moratti has refuted
suggestions that the club are trailing Ronaldinho.
Adriano Galliani, chief executive of city rivals Milan, claimed
that he had been told of Inter's interest in the player by
Barcelona president Joan Laporta.
"It's true that Inter are in talks with Barcelona in regards to
Ronaldinho," Galliani told Sky Italia.
"I know this because I have been in direct contact with
Laporta."
Not
interested
The Brazilian forward does look set to leave the Camp Nou in the
near future after falling out of favour with Frank Rijkaard and has
been linked with both Milan sides, as well as Premier League
Chelsea, but Moratti has moved quickly to deny that his side are in
the market for the player despite the claims to the contrary.
"Galliani maybe knows more than I do, but it's not true" he
said.
"Maybe Barcelona are offering him around but I know nothing about
that.
"I don't know who has spoken to him (Galliani), but at this time
the information he has is not correct.
"We will always be interested in good players, but at the moment we
do not need to make that kind of investment as the squad is already
in very good shape."