Diego Simeone believes it is ‘normal’ for speculation to link him to manage Inter Milan in the future after his son revealed he wanted it to happen.
The 46-year-old spent two seasons at the Nerazzurri as a player between 1997 and 1999, leading to speculation that he will return to manage the club who have gone six years without a major trophy.
"It's normal for my children, my father, my sister, my wife, to believe that someday I will lead Inter," he noted.
"I have nothing to say about my future at the moment, it's abundantly clear."
The Argentine had moved to clarify comments from his son – a striker at Genoa – that he would join Inter after he left Los Rojiblancos.
"My father's move to Inter will happen one day, at least I hope it does," the 21-year-old had told Onda Cero's Radioestadio show.
"He is very happy at Atletico, but a switch to Inter could happen in the future."
