
Inter coach Simone Inzaghi, walks next to the trophy after losing the UEFA Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Internalize of Milan, in Munich, Germany, on May 31, 2025.
Photo: EFE – Anna Szilagyi
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Simone Inzaghi left Inter Milanas announced by the club on Tuesday, just three days after the win 5-0 suffered before the PSG in the final of the Champions League. His departure adds to the agitated coaches dance that shakes Italian football.
“The 'tifosi', players and employees will remember the great passion”Implanted by Inzaghi, Inter adds Inter in its statement, not to mention or defeat in the Champions or the reason for its departure.
According to Italian media, Simone Inzaghi should soon occupy the bench of the Saudi team Al Hilalwhich would have proposed a 50 million euros contract in two years.
In four seasons as coach 'Nerazzurro', Inzaghi, 49, managed to take his players to win A 'Scudetto', two Cups from Italy and three Italian Super Cups.
The president of Inter, Giuseppe Marotta, cited in the statement, wishes “to thank Simone Inzaghi for all the work done, for the passion he has demonstrated and for the sincerity in our interview today (Tuesday) that has led to the decision to separate us.”
“The time has come for me to say goodbye to this club after a four -year tour in which I have given everything”Simone Inzaghi wrote, quoted in another statement published on the club's website.
“Every day, my first and last thought were dedicated to Inter,” he continued, before highlighting “the professionalism and passion of the players, the leaders and each employee of the club.”
Changes in Juve, Milan, Atalanta …
Saturday was the secondly dererote in a Champions final and Inter in the last three editions, having also lost in 2023 against Manchester City.
While the rumors seem to move away the laureate technician of the Italian championship, the void on the bench of Inter will encourage even more a crazy coaches in Italy.
Clubs like him Atalanta, AC Milan, Rome, Lazio or Fiorentina They have already announced the departure of their coaches, and among them someone has already officialized the substitute. Meanwhile, the Naples champion hastened to renew Antonio Conte Faced with the growing interest of Juventus of Turin.
This extension has countered the 'Vecchia Signora', which planned a substitute for the Croatian Igor Tudor, coach of the 'Bianconeri' since the dismissal of Thiago Motta in March.
To avoid similar uncertainty situations, AC Milan and Lazio decided to put back in the hands of known technicians after separating respectively from the Portuguese Sergio Conceiçao and Marco Baroni.
The 'Rossoneri' have trusted the next year in the return of Massimiliano Allegri, 57 -year -old and AC Milan coach between 2010 and 2014. For his part, Baroni resigned from Lazio after not having achieved the classification to European positions. The Roman club announced Monday the “home” return Maurizio Sarriafter a first stage on the bench between 2021 and 2024.
Cesc Fàbregas, a desired name
His neighbor, Roma, took from retirement to Claudio Ranieri After a horrible start of the season. The 73 -year -old veteran achieved an important comeback in the classification to leave the club of his loves in the 5th position, but made it clear that he would not continue, leaving another empty bench.
At the moment its substitute is not known, although rumors point to Gian Piero Gasperini, That after 9 years at Atalanta, he confirmed on Saturday left by the Bergamo club.
The situation of the Fiorentina remains to be resolved, which in early May announced the renewal of its coach Rafaele Palladino, who has finally decided to leave the 'viola' to general surprise.
The trainers dance promises to be as entertaining as the 'mercato' of stars, in a championship in which the name of the Spanish resonates strongly Cesc Fàbregasafter his great season with the newly promoted as (10th).
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