Inter Milan GM Beppe Marotta has assured fans there'll be no more big name sales.

Marotta insists the champions' finances are now in an even keel.

“The task of the management is to resolve the objectives and the economic balance. Fortunately, we had peace of mind with these two operations [Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea and Achraf Hakimi to Paris Saint-Germain]," said Marotta.

“We are in a position to be calm and therefore we can pursue the objectives of last year considering the structure left and that whoever arrived is satisfying us.

“We need to contain costs and make the players understand that we are in a moment of great difficulty. Also reviewing the fees is essential to find a balance."

When asked about any other stars leaving in the future, Marotta said: “We can rule it out. I reassure our fans: Inter will also exist in the future.

“Competitiveness is guaranteed. Those who spend the most, doesn't always win. There's the heritage of human resources represented by that world that exist outside the spotlight, the invisible team behind the scenes that supports those who go on the pitch on Sunday.

“If this team is strong, you can go very far beyond the name and the player."