Massimo Moratti is said to be satisfied with the acquisitions of Diego Milito and Thiago Motta, and has ruled out other transfers.

Inter Milan won their fourth straight Scudetto in the last campaign, sealing the title with matches to spare.

However, the Nerazzurri failed to win in Europe, and will be aiming to win it all in the UEFA Champions League.

Inter have reloaded for the upcoming season with the transfers of Milito and Motta, both Genoa players last season.

Il Biscione have also been rumoured to be courting players such as Deco, Ricardo Carvalho, and Pavel Nedved.

However, the club's board has held a meeting recently, and according to Moratti, they are done spending for the upcoming campaign.

"I hope we don't buy any other players this summer, because at this point we are one of few teams to have made purchases on the market," Moratti said in an interview reported by Goal Italia.

"I was pleased to meet with everyone tonight, but we didn't discuss any potential new players. We are happy with our purchases for now."

Moratti also took time to address the Nedved rumour.

"Anything can happen, but we will evaluate our transfer situation in time," concluded the Inter president.