Yeah kind of a funny situation. We appear to have went right under Inters nose for the player.

I don't know why striker would want to go to Inter at this time. They have 4-5 strikers already and if Adriano is having problems playing most likely you will have problems.

At least Suazo is adapted to serie A already and has shown his quality. Milan definitely need something more than him but hopefully were not using this as a way for Galliani to say we have Suazo, we no longer need reinforcements in offense.

Suazo mystery deepens! 

Tuesday 19 June, 2007 ::: channel4.com

Contracts, agreements and bitter recriminations abound as Inter, Milan, Cagliari and David Suazo’s agents give different versions of events!

The Honduran had been on the verge of joining Inter – as confirmed by Cagliari President Massimo Cellino last week – but last night Milan swooped to finalise a £10m deal.

However, the Nerazzurri insist Suazo has already put pen to paper on a contract with them and his agents hinted that this story is far from over.

“Suazo has not had any contact with Milan and he still hasn’t given his consent to the transfer,” noted Carlo Pallavicino.

“At this moment my associate Giovanni Branchini is in Japan and on his return he will be brought up to date on this whole situation.”

Cagliari are adamant that they have nothing more to say to Inter and President Cellino was furious at being accused of an unprofessional approach.

“Someone missed a great opportunity to stay quiet,” said the patron. “I, however, don’t want to break my silence on this matter.”

Milan also reacted to Inter President Massimo Moratti’s claims that they were robbed of the Honduras hitman.

“I have nothing to say. You can work it all out with your own brains,” said Vice-President Adriano Galliani.

In truth, there is another backstory to this chaotic chain of events that involves another club entirely.

Last week Cellino admitted that Roma had asked him for Suazo in February, but that he requested – and obtained – their word not to contact the player until the end of the season to avoid distracting him from the relegation dogfight.

By the time the Giallorossi were allowed to talk to Suazo, he had already reached an agreement with Inter that cut Cagliari out of the loop.

“Unfortunately, it seems as if Roma’s respect for me penalised them,” said President Cellino.

It’s increasingly likely this snub was the Sardinians’ way of getting back at Inter for what they perceived as a slight in contacting their player directly.

The more you look into this situation it appears to be complicated and its not official that we have signed him. Until he passes a medical and holds up a Milan jersey I won't believe this news.

Inter agreed with the player on a contract and pushed him through a medical. Moratti did come out and say this. It might be valid.

Milan have agreed with Calgiari for the the player, that is the club.

The players choice will in the end rule. Inter went directly to the player and we negotiated with the club.

Aside from this its really horrible news because in others words what this is telling me is that we aren't getting Ronaldinho, Etoo, Henry or others- instead our big surprise is Suazo who is as old as Henry and not half the player. It shows again a real weakeness with those in charge of transfers.

It's a good transfer, and of course, as dst said, we just have to wait and see. People might be disappointed because we were promised word class. Knowing Milan, I think we won't buy R10 or some other forward (hope I wrong though). We have 4 good strikers now + plus two who should go (Oli and Bori) and we can make Willi as 5th option.

I agree. I think we're not getting 10R if Suazo is really in.  (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

I can't see Milan doing "a Inter" and have 5 world-class fowards/strikers. I know we've 5 or 6 competitions this season but...

Well, you never know. This Suazo-thing is not over yet. Until the weekend I believe it will be solved.

...i still suggest Vedran Corluka would be great, but u don't know a lot about him for sure...

Moratti seems pretty fvcked up with all this situation: http://www.inter.it/aas/news/reader?N=26747&L=en  (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)