Icardi remains Inter captain: "I apologize and will work on these mistakes. Nothing is greater than Inter"

First, the Curva Nord hit out against Mauro Icardi with a few banners at yesterday's match, but today, the Inter striker responded. All of this chaos stems from a passage of his autobiography,, "Sempre Avanti". Today, Inter made an official decision regarding their captain: he must make an official apology to the fans, reprint his book without the pages that have generated controversy against the Curva Nord and, finally, pay a fine for violating team rules. Despite all of this, Mauro Icardi will remain Inter's captain. Here is the official announcement from the club: "F.C. Internazionale, following this morning's meeting between club management Mauro Icardi, the nerazzurro captain will be sanctioned for violating the Internal Rules of the Club, which have been signed by each player. Mauro Icardi wanted to speak to inter.it about what happened yesterday and the club's decision: "In these two days, I experienced a sad interval in my nerazzurri history. But, in a family - and I was always taught that Inter, before anything else, is a big family -  difficult times or misunderstandings can happen. Everything was born from a page in my book, which was probably written down instinctively. A page where my tone was inappropriate and I'm very disappointed that it got between me and the Inter fans." "This has offended lots of people, but we always have to look ahead, and if you can, do everything so that the things may go back to the way they were before. For this, I apologize and I will work on these mistakes, because these pages are not there anymore, so that nobody else feels offended, betrayed and threatened. Today, I spoke with the club, we closed this period, and all together, we have one goal: the good of Inter, because nothing is greater than Inter." "For this reason, I have accepted all of the Club's decisions. In the future, I will be much more careful, something that my role on the team requires. Now, united more than ever, we are preparing for our next commitments with the utmost determination."