
Inter director Ausilio rules out interest in Roma's Pisilli
Inter's sporting director Piero Ausilio has publicly dismissed any interest in signing Niccolò Pisilli from AS Roma. Speaking at the official opening of the summer transfer market in Rimini, Ausilio stated: "Beyond the enormous respect I have for this boy, I can safely, without risk of being contradicted, say there is no interest. But for a logic of role, not because there isn't respect or consideration for this boy — he is one of the best young players we have in Italy and will certainly do very well — but let's say that in the coming days we are working on other things, not on this type of role." Pisilli, a 2004-born midfielder at Roma, had been linked with Inter as the transfer window opened. Ausilio's comments effectively end speculation about a potential move, emphasizing that Inter's priorities lie elsewhere. The director confirmed that Inter will sign two defenders in the current market, focusing their recruitment efforts on defensive reinforcements rather than midfield acquisitions. Pisilli expressed enthusiasm about Roma's participation in the Champions League under new head coach Gian Piero Gasperini, stating it represents a great honour and that he has long followed the coach's work.





