Inter Milan striker Samuel Eto'o has lashed out at Barcelona - claiming that he was treated badly by the club hierarchy.

Eto'o, who was speaking to Spanish football pundit Michael Robinson, said that he was "disappointed" by the actions of many at Barcelona, not least club president Joan Laporta and coach Pep Guardiola.

"Yes, many people have disappointed me. If I say that two people, everyone would point to Pep [Guardiola] and Joan [Laporta], but many more people have disappointed me," Eto'o told Robinson, according to Sport.

"They have committed many wrongs to me."

Eto'o also described his departure from the club as a difficult time and something he never expected to happen after five years at the club.

"During all the years I was at Barca, I never imagined that my departure from the club would be so hard," Eto'o declared.

Eto'o left the Camp Nou for Inter in September as part of a deal that saw Zlatan Ibrahimovic head the other way.