Diego Milito believes it's too early to suggest current Inter Milan coach Andrea Stramaccioni will be as successful as former boss Jose Mourinho.
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Now with Real Madrid, Mourinho won multiple domestic and European titles during his three-year spell in Milan.
Stramaccioni, who has helped turn around the Nerazzurri's flagging fortunes since taking charge, is yet to win anything.
But the 36-year-old has already been likened to his predecessor by Inter president Massimo Moratti.
Milito, however, reckons the two tacticians are incomparable at this stage of either of their careers.
"I'd prefer to avoid this discussion," the Argentine striker told Tuttosport.
"Mourinho has already won everything throughout his career. Our current coach on the other hand is only at the beginning of his.
"The thing they have in common is their ability to get the right message across to the players and to get the best out of each of us."
Meanwhile, Milito has revealed that should he finally depart the San Siro, it won't be for another club in Europe.
He said: "I'm really happy at Inter and there is still plenty of time until my contract expires in 2014.
"We'll see what happens, but I'm sure that Inter will be my last European club."
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