David Moyes is on Inter Milan’s shortlist as the Italian giants scout Europe for a new manager with current coach Walter Mazzarri coming under increasing pressure with the club struggling in Serie A.
The former Manchester United and Everton manager is considered a potential replacement for Mazzarri, whose team plays Cesena today and who is under considerable pressure after a run of poor results which has seen Inter sink to ninth in the table.
But though Moyes himself has always made it clear the coaching abroad would appeal to him, the current instability at the Italian club may deter him should he be offered the job.
Former owner and president Massimo Moratti resigned from his honourary post last Friday, having publicly questioned Mazzarri.
New owner Indonesian Erick Thohir has stuck by the former Napoli boss until now – but the Moratti family still own one third of the club and, according to reports in Italy, the boardroom split has been caused by their desire to sack Mazzarri now.
Michael Bolingbroke, the former chief operating officer at Manchester United, is the current chief executive at Inter and would provide an obvious point of contact and potential reassurance to Moyes.
