"I don't like to say that it's the end of an era but we are having another look at the recent events," Moratti told reporters outside his office in Milan.
"Have I changed my mind over the coach? It's not that I've changed my mind but we are reflecting so that we can understand what is best for Inter.
"I haven't spoken to Stramaccioni or anyone else. This is the time for reflection and the reflection will be long."
Stramaccioni, who took over from Claudio Ranieri in March 2012, had previously been freed of blame by Moratti, as the coach was forced to cope with an ongoing injury crisis. But a 5-2 home defeat by Udinese in Inter's final game has made the 37-year-old's position precarious.
"On the one hand there is the talent of Stramaccioni, a guy who definitely will be successful in his job; on the other we have the current situation," Moratti said. "I'm thinking about what is the best choice."
"Mazzarri? All coaches are good, but then they have to work at Inter, which is a different thing," Moratti said.
