Claudio Ranieri says he will not step down as Inter coach after the club's 3-0 defeat to Bologna on Friday.
Inter slipped to sixth place in the Serie A table as two goals from Marco Di Vaio and another from Robert Acquafresca condemned Ranieri's side to a fourth league defeat from their last five matches.
"We are not giving our all," Ranieri told Sky Sport Italia after the match. "We are going through a difficult moment."
"We must take responsibility and apologise to our fans and the president."
"We expected a difficult match, but never with this outcome."
Asked if he was thinking about resigning from his post, Ranieri said: "I am not planning anything. We are all united in trying to find a solution to these problems."
Inter have conceded 12 goals in their last four matches prompting Ranieri to single out defensive fragility as a key cause of his side's slump.
"We had found a balance and a good tactical unity. But we have lost this now and we concede goals at the first opportunity from our opponents."
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