Inter Milan GM Beppe Marotta says tension with Mauro Icardi is now over.

The former captain is back in training with Marotta able to find a solution with the player's agent and wife Wanda Nara.

"I was nicknamed Kissinger by my first President Colantuoni. I am known for my diplomacy, resolving issues with leadership," Marotta told reporters at the Il Foglio a San Siro event.

“After all, I once had Antonio Cassano and Gheddafi's son in the same team... In this case, I tried to calm the tensions in the interest of everyone."

Marotta was asked about the decision to revoke Icardi's captaincy and hand it to Samir Handanovic.

“In a club, there are some dynamics that cannot be made public. The decisions must be made with a sense of responsibility. We didn't want to punish anyone, that's just a fact. We reached that point because our job within the club is to protect the Coach with the objective of respecting the 'community' of the squad. I am not talking about the Icardi issue.

“If you want to step out there on to the field and deliver, you need a team spirit. One of the most important objectives of a club and Coach is to respect that."