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Inter still eyeing Lamps

The Telegraph
Despite rumours of a pending contract extension that will keep Frank Lampard at Chelsea for another four or
five years, Inter Milan have not given up hope of signing the midfielder this summer, according to the Serie A club's chief executive.
The England international has been strongly linked with a move to the Nerazzurri, where he would be reunited with former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho.
Although Chelsea are reportedly reluctant to sell the 30-ycar-old and Lampard is seemingly yet to decide where his future lies. Inter are happy to play the waiting game as he enters the final year of his contract.
"We will see how things evolve in the next coming days," said Ernesto Paolillo. "But that is not to say that the negotiations arc over. Anyway, wc have made sure wc have a competitive team even without Lampard."
Paolillo was referring to the imminent signing of attacking midfielder Sullcy Muntari from Portsmouth. The 23-year-old, who played at Udinesc before moving to the Premier League, is expected to
complete the transfer over the weekend.
Earlier this week, Mourinho admitted that he was increasingly resigned to waiting another year for Lampard to join him in Italy.
“For Lampard, it will be easier to play with Chelsea until the end of his contract rather than break it now, all of a sudden," Mourinho said. "It seems to me difficult for him to be able to come here now, it's easier that he comes next season."
Lampard is on a Far East preseason tour with the rest of the Chelsea squad and, although his future remains unresolved, he appears untroubled and scored in Chelsea's 4-0 demolition of Guangzhou Yiyao in midweek.
Meanwhile, Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon also gave a clear indication that die club were prepared to keep Lampard until the end of his contract even if he remained unwilling to sign a proposed four year deal. “It is an important statement that he is on tour with us and wc have always said that we want Frank to stay and wc arc confident he will.” Kenyon said.
“Everything comes back to Frank at the moment. He is here and he is training exceptionally hard for us. He is a big pro and wc arc confident he will be with us next season. No one is stalling over
this.”
Scolari has been speaking to Lampard on a daily basis about how he sees the England international fitting into a central midfield where he will be competing for places with John-Obi Mikel, Deco, Michael Essien and Michael Ballack.
"We have spoken about how to win games with Chelsea and no more," said Scolari.