Diego Simeone says that on Monday he will speak with the leaders of Madrid's "Atletico" about his future at the club. The 47-year-old specialist has expressed his desire to coach Milan's "Inter" in the future, and the media has recently linked him with a move to Italy. The "Nerazzurri" recently sacked Stefano Pioli, who had been in charge of the team for most of this season. "We are finishing the season and I am sure that on Monday Miguel (Atletico's CEO), Andrea (technical director), and I will meet and look at what we can expect in the future and seek what would be best for the club and all of us," Simeone said at a press conference. "The foundations are solid. We had several years in which we fought in an incredible way, and the change of stadium will force us to take action to bring even greater success." The La Liga match against Bilbao Athletic at the "Vicente Calderon" field on Sunday will be the last. From the next season, the "madrilenos" will host their opponents at the "Wanda Metropolitano" stadium, which accommodates 70,000 fans.
