The Italian coach has cast further doubt on his role in Milan and admitted he is not sure if he will keep his job after yet another poor result on Sunday evening
Inter coach Claudio Ranieri was coy about his chances of remaining at the club after the 2-2 draw against Catania at San Siro.The Nerazzurri found themselves down 2-0 at half-time, but goals from Diego Forlan and Diego Milito in the last 20 minutes allowed them to scrape a point.
Sunday's draw extends Inter's winless streak to nine matches in all competitions, amidst speculation that former Chelsea coach Andre Villas-Boas could take over at the club.
"My position? The important thing is Inter, I try to do the best for the team," Ranieri told Sky Sport Italia after the match.
"I have a two-year contract and I hope to stay. I think about working and doing the best I can.
"This is not a simple case, but I believe."
Ranieri then hailed Inter's never-say-die attitude against Catania, but rued that his side continue to concede goals too easily.
"At the first opportunity, our opponents scored a goal, and the moment we get a scare, we lack determination," the 60-year-old continued.
"We got off to a good start, but then we became quiet with their goal.
"I have great champions who looked each other in the eyes and they came out with a great reaction."
The Italian coach also commented on playmaker Wesley Sneijder, who was introduced in the second half and turned in a good display.
"He is a champion, so it is normal that I always have to talk about him, but we have to give him time," Ranieri explained.
"He is finding himself and he will help us in the future."
