Inter president Massimo Moratti has already told his players to "turn the page".

The Nerazzurri clinched their fifth straight league title on Sunday after a 1-0 triumph at Siena that allowed them to finish two points clear of Roma.

In what could turn out to be a historic week for Inter, the Nerazzurri have turned their attention to Saturday's Champions League final against Bayern Munich in Madrid.

Moratti said on the club's official website, www.inter.it: "It's time to turn the page immediately.

"There are only a few days before the other match, so now we have to concentrate on a very important match as Saturday's is."

Moratti hopes his team is not get distracted by ongoing reports linking Jose Mourinho with Real Madrid.

The Portuguese tactician is under contract with Inter until June 2012 but revealed yesterday he is not happy in Serie A.

Moreover, Mourinho did shed some tears after Sunday's win prompting rumours that he had coached his last game in Italy.

However, Moratti believes that is not necessarily the case.

He said "We aren't forced to interpret everything in life.

"It was a sign of great humanity and affection for the players and the fans.

"It was wonderful."

When asked if he was annoyed at the possibility of losing Mourinho, Moratti said: "No, not at all.

"Each one of us adapts to certain situations.

"He is free to do it because he's foreign, and there are many things to consider, but this doesn't mean he won't stay."

Mourinho is keeping his cards close to his chest about his intentions and said he would only make a decision regarding his future after the Champions League final.

He knows that he is on the cusp of history after guiding the Italian giants to within touching distance of a magnificent treble.