Moggi, who's serving a six-year ban for using his power in influencing referees to favour Juventus few years ago, is convinced that Inter is one of the most favoured clubs in Italy.

"Mourinho could be my lawyer. No-one more than him has shown the changes in the world of Calcio," Moggi told Telecapri.

Following his team's 3-3 draw with AS Roma, where the Romans' coach Luciano Spalletti claimed that Inter were given a 'fake' penalty, Mourinho confirmed that his team are not favoured by referees.

However, Inter issued a statement saying that Mourinho will not apoligise and that they fully support their coach.

The Portuguese added that Spalletti and Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri received financial aid to appear in the Italian media and make anti-Inter comments.

"Even a team like Inter, so objectively favoured by referees, still manage to find a way of complaining," added the former Juventus man.

The whole raw was escalated when Juventus asked Mourinho to retreat his comments, and when the Italian Federation threatened to suspend the ex-Chelsea boss for what he said.