Romelu Lukaku was involved in a heated exchange with his Inter Milan team-mate Nicolo Barella on Monday evening. <br /><br />https://bit.ly/3ZgBJrx<br /><br />The spat between Lukaku and Barella took place during Inter Milan's 0-0 draw with Sampdoria at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium. <br /><br />The argument started in the 40th minute of the game when Lukaku told Barella to stop flapping his arms around in frustration.<br /><br />Lukaku shouted the following at Barella: 'Don't do that, enough with these arms! Do not do that! It's not good, it's insulting, now stop!'. <br /><br />Lukaku's comments didn't go down well with Barella - who fired back at the 29-year-old forward on loan from Chelsea. <br /><br />Those watching on from the sidelines were stunned to see Lukaku and Barella argue on the pitch as they are known for being friends. <br /><br />Inter manager Simone Inzaghi said he was disappointed to see the spat but insisted it was a heat of the moment exchange. <br /><br />Speaking after the game, Inzaghi said: 'These things happen on the pitch, they shouldn't happen and I don't like to see them.'<br /><br />He went on to dismiss any claims of a long-term rift, stating: 'They were sat together during the break and are great friends. Obviously, these are incidents I don't want to see.' <br /><br />While Inter Milan defender Stefan de Vrij explained how the pair made up immediately after the game. <br /><br />'I hadn't noticed it, I found out during the break,' De Vrij told DAZN after the game. 'They immediately cleared the air, now we must look forward.'
