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Malay Mail
2 days ago
- Sport
- Malay Mail
Inter Milan captain Martinez blasts team after Club World Cup exit
CHARLOTTE, July 1 — Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez did not hold back after Monday's 2-0 loss to Fluminense, criticising a lacklustre display as they exited the Club World Cup in the last 16. Inter were stunned by a resilient Fluminense side, with the Italians failing to pose a real threat until the closing stages, leaving striker Martinez frustrated as he called on his teammates to show greater commitment. 'I want to fight for the major titles. Anyone who wants to stay at Inter, fine, let's fight. But anyone who doesn't want to stay can leave,' the Argentine told reporters. 'We need players who want to be here. We're wearing an important shirt. We need a top-level mentality, or please leave.' Inter arrived at the revamped Club World Cup as title contenders but, aside from a 2-0 win over River Plate in the group stage, the Serie A side had an inconsistent campaign — beating Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds with a last-minute winner and being held to a 1-1 draw by Mexican side Monterrey. Their last-16 exit adds to a frustrating season in which they failed to win domestic silverware and were crushed 5-0 by Paris St Germain in last month's Champions League final. 'It was a long and tiring season, we finished empty-handed. It is a general message,' Martinez added. 'In order to stay up there and fight for titles, we must be eager ... I apologise to the fans who came here to follow us closely. I am the captain and I want to keep things at the top.' Inter will kick off their Serie A campaign at home to Torino in August. — Reuters
Asharq Al-Awsat
2 days ago
- Sport
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Inter Milan Captain Martinez Blasts Team After Club World Cup Exit
Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez did not hold back after Monday's 2-0 loss to Fluminense, criticizing a lackluster display as they exited the Club World Cup in the last 16. Inter were stunned by a resilient Fluminense side, with the Italians failing to pose a real threat until the closing stages, leaving striker Martinez frustrated as he called on his teammates to show greater commitment. "I want to fight for the major titles. Anyone who wants to stay at Inter, fine, let's fight. But anyone who doesn't want to stay can leave," the Argentine told reporters. "We need players who want to be here. We're wearing an important shirt. We need a top-level mentality, or please leave." Inter arrived at the revamped Club World Cup as title contenders but, aside from a 2-0 win over River Plate in the group stage, the Serie A side had an inconsistent campaign —beating Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds with a last-minute winner and being held to a 1-1 draw by Mexican side Monterrey. Their last-16 exit adds to a frustrating season in which they failed to win domestic silverware and were crushed 5-0 by Paris St Germain in last month's Champions League final. "It was a long and tiring season, we finished empty-handed. It is a general message," Martinez added. "In order to stay up there and fight for titles, we must be eager ... I apologize to the fans who came here to follow us closely. I am the captain and I want to keep things at the top." Inter will kick off their Serie A campaign at home to Torino in August.
CNA
2 days ago
- Sport
- CNA
Inter Milan captain Martinez blasts team after Club World Cup exit
Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez did not hold back after Monday's 2-0 loss to Fluminense, criticising a lacklustre display as they exited the Club World Cup in the last 16. Inter were stunned by a resilient Fluminense side, with the Italians failing to pose a real threat until the closing stages, leaving striker Martinez frustrated as he called on his teammates to show greater commitment. "I want to fight for the major titles. Anyone who wants to stay at Inter, fine, let's fight. But anyone who doesn't want to stay can leave," the Argentine told reporters. "We need players who want to be here. We're wearing an important shirt. We need a top-level mentality, or please leave." Inter arrived at the revamped Club World Cup as title contenders but, aside from a 2-0 win over River Plate in the group stage, the Serie A side had an inconsistent campaign —beating Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds with a last-minute winner and being held to a 1-1 draw by Mexican side Monterrey. Their last-16 exit adds to a frustrating season in which they failed to win domestic silverware and were crushed 5-0 by Paris St Germain in last month's Champions League final. "It was a long and tiring season, we finished empty-handed. It is a general message," Martinez added. "In order to stay up there and fight for titles, we must be eager ... I apologise to the fans who came here to follow us closely. I am the captain and I want to keep things at the top." Inter will kick off their Serie A campaign at home to Torino in August.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Inter Milan Hoping ‘Ultra-Rigid' Thunderstorm Protocol Doesn't Hold Up Club World Cup Clash Vs Fluminense
Inter Milan are hoping that 'ultra-rigid' thunderstorm protocols in Charlotte don't hold up their match against Fluminense. Today's print edition of Rome-based newspaper Corriere dello Sport, via FCInterNews, note that lightning anywhere in the area could hold up the match. Advertisement The match will determine which team advances to the quarterfinal. There, they will face the winner of today's other round of sixteen match between Manchester City and Al-Hilal. The Italian and Brazilian giants will play at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. Inter Hope 'Ultra-Rigid' Thunderstorm Protocols Don't Hold Up Fluminense Match PASADENA, CALIFORNIA – JUNE 17: Cristian Chivu, Head Coach of FC Internazionale Milano, reacts during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group E match between CF Monterrey and FC Internazionale Milano at Rose Bowl Stadium on June 17, 2025 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by) And the location of today's match will be highly significant. The Nerazzurri played their last match in Seattle. On the west coast of the United States, the temperatures were quite mild compared to where the team are now. However, conditions in Charlotte are very hot, as well as humid. Advertisement Furthermore, this type of weather is certainly highly conducive to potential thunderstorm activity. And that could pose problems for Inter's efforts to kick off their match against Fluminense in a timely manner. There had already been lengthy delays to the match between Benfica and Chelsea at the Bank of America Stadium on Saturday. That had been due to lightning strikes in the vicinity of the area. And as the Corriere dello Sport note, the protocols around lightning in Charlotte are 'ultra-rigid.' If there are any lightning strikes spotted in the vicinity of the stadium, the match must wait. Therefore, Inter will wait nervously to see whether this will be a factor in their match against Fluminense.
News.com.au
22-06-2025
- Sport
- News.com.au
Milan pull off late rescue vs. Urawa!
Football: Catch all the the game highlights between Inter Milano and the Urawa Red Diamonds in the Club World Cup.
