Inzaghi’s sudden departure has complicated the plans of Inter’s management, which could now face another major farewell just because of the former coach’s
The question of a new coach continues to hold sway at Inter. Simone Inzaghi’s sudden farewell, which came two days after the heavy defeat in the Champions League final, has upset the plans of the Nerazzurri management, which has found itself with a big cat to scratch with only two weeks to go before the start of the Club World Cup. The coach from Piacenza could not turn down Al-Hilal’s pharaonic 26-million-euro-a-season offer, a two-year deal that will take him over 50 million euros in just two seasons.
L’Inter perde una colonna: va da Inzaghi all’Al-Hilal, offerta irrinunciabile (SerieANews – LaPresse)
In the day today came the double no from Fabregas and Vieira, who will remain at Como and Genoa respectively, and therefore the hypothesis of Cristian Chivu is increasingly quoted, with Gianluca Di Marzio even announcing the negotiation already in the home straight. It will therefore remain only a suggestion that of Mourinho’s return to Inter, a remote hypothesis that regarding the return of the hero of the Triplete that has never really been considered by Beppe Marotta. With Inzaghi at Al-Hilal, however, a pillar of the Nerazzurri squad could soon follow him.
Inter, Inzaghi chiama il suo pupillo all’Al-Hilal? La situazione
Following the signing of Simone Inzaghi by Al-Hilal, the Arab club is ready for a pharaonic market to please the newly appointed coach. Negotiations with Theo Hernandez and Victor Osimhen are already well underway, but according to the latest rumors Inzaghi has already contacted one of his pupils to follow him in his Arab adventure. We are talking about Francesco Acerbi, a defender born in 1988 whom Inzaghi himself strongly wanted at Inter, after having already coached him at Lazio.
Inter, Inzaghi chiama il suo pupillo all’Al-Hilal? La situazione (SerieANews – ANSA Foto)
The Milanese defender is expiring his contract with Inter Milan and will most likely not renew with the Nerazzurri club, due to Oaktree’s new line that would prefer to invest in youth and lower the average age of the Beneamata’s squad. At Al-Hilal, Acerbi in addition to Inzaghi would also find his former partner Milinkovic-Savic, who landed at the Saudi court last season.
The Club World Cup is just around the corner, and if Inter and Al-Hilal are both expected to pass the round, who knows if fate won’t put its hand in it to immediately pit Inzaghi against his past.
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