Inter Milan & Simone Inzaghi Set To Discuss Four Key Points During Today's Showdown Meeting
Inter Milan & Simone Inzaghi Set To Discuss Four Key Points During Today's Showdown Meeting
Today is the day of truth as Inter Milan and Simone Inzaghi prepare for showdown talks regarding the manager's future.
Per Corriere dello Sport via FCInter1908, there will be four crucial points of discussion in today's meeting.
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Al-Hilal's mind-blowing contract offer is on the table, yet the Italian giants hope to convince the 49-year-old to stay.
Therefore, Piero Ausilio and Beppe Marotta will soon meet Inzaghi to persuade him to pledge his loyalty to San Siro.
However, everything hangs in the balance after Inter's embarrassing performance in the Champions League final.
Inter Milan & Simone Inzaghi Set to Discuss Four Key Points at Crunch Meeting
MUNICH, GERMANY – MAY 31: Simone Inzaghi, Head Coach of FC Internazionale, looks dejected as he walks past the UEFA Champions League trophy after collecting his runners up medal after defeat to Paris Saint-Germain during the UEFA Champions League Final 2025 between Paris Saint-Germain and FC Internazionale Milano at Munich Football Arena on May 31, 2025 in Munich, Germany. (Photo by)
Even if convinced, Inzaghi will reportedly demand assurances from Inter to continue his career at Giuseppe Meazza.
To begin with, the ex-Lazio boss was not happy with the team's athletic preparation in 2024/25.
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Indeed, fatigue significantly derailed Inter's season, leaving Inzaghi genuinely concerned about the team's condition.
Then, there's a well-documented issue with Serie A referees.
He often felt Inter were on the receiving end of unfair decisions throughout the season.
Furthermore, Inzaghi believes the club has not always protected him enough after being targeted by the local media.
Last but not least, there's an inevitable market discussion.
Inter must inject fresh blood into their aging squad.
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