Inter Milan coach, Claudio Ranieri interested in bringing Manchester City left-back, Aleksandar Kolarov. According insidefutbol, Ranieri wants young players to strengthen the Nerazzurri defense. Inter eyeing Kolarov because these experienced players perform in Serie A with Lazio in 2007 until 2010. But the desire to bring Kolarov ensured Inter will be difficult. The Citizens likely would not release the players from Serbia this season despite playing fewer than last season. Kolarov joined Manchester City in the 2010-11 season with a transfer value of £ 16 million or Rp 223 billion. Two seasons with the City, the player who nicknamed Roberto Carlos from Serbia was performed 52 times and scored 6 goals. Kolarov started his career from the academy Serbian club Red Star Belgrade. Did not get into the first team in Belgrade, Kolarov then continued his career with local club FK Cukaricki and OFK Belgrade before anchored to the Serie A club Lazio in the 2007-08 season. Lazio began honed talent Kolarov. Three seasons with the capital club, he scored 7 goals record of 90 appearances. Some goals have printed via long- distance kicks and free kicks spectacular.
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