Genoa President Enrico Preziosi has confirmed that Argentine International striker Diego Milito and Brazilian holding midfielder Thiago Motta will be joining Jose Mourinho’s Inter Milan next season with the possibility of on loan (at Cagliari) Robert Acquafresca possibly heading the other way.

Via Guardian 

Inter coach Jose Mourinho is keen to reinforce his squad for an assault on the Champions League next term and several ageing players such as forward Hernan Crespo and winger Luis Figo are expected to leave.

“Today I met Inter president Massimo Moratti and we have reached an agreement for the sale of Milito and Motta at the end of the season. I thank them for all they have given us,” Preziosi told Italian television late on Wednesday.

Argentina’s Milito has scored 20 league goals to help Genoa to a surprise fifth place in Serie A this term while Brazilian Motta, hampered by knee problems while at Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, has rediscovered fitness and form on Italy’s west coast.

Preziosi said Milito would be replaced by Atalanta striker Sergio Floccari, who will cost 11 million euros ($15 million) and had been wanted by Napoli.