Key Points

Despite a significant defeat to PSG, Inter Milan president Giuseppe Marotta assures that Simone Inzaghi's role is secure. Marotta emphasizes the club's confidence in Inzaghi's professionalism and abilities, promising discussions soon about the coach's future. Italian media speculates Inzaghi might depart ahead of the Club World Cup, but Marotta insists there is no managerial revolution at Inter. With no intention of abrupt changes, the club looks forward to representing Italy with pride.

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PSG defeat will not have an impact: Inter president on Inzaghi's future

Inter President Marotta backs Inzaghi, says PSG defeat won't affect manager's future at the club.

"This defeat will not have an impact. Inzaghi has a contract for another year. - Giuseppe Marotta"

Munich, June 1

Inter Milan are eager to retain manager Simone Inzaghi if he chooses to remain at the club, according to club president Giuseppe Marotta, who emphasised that Saturday's 5-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final will not influence their decision.

Luis Enrique's PSG secured their first Champions League title with a record-breaking margin in a final, while a devastated Inzaghi endured his second loss at this stage, following a narrow defeat to Manchester City in Istanbul two years ago.

Inzaghi's contract with Inter runs until June next year, and Marotta confirmed that discussions with the coach will begin in the coming days. Meanwhile, Italian media reports suggest Inzaghi could depart as early as this month, ahead of the Club World Cup in the US, scheduled from June 14 to July 13.

"This defeat will not have an impact. Inzaghi has a contract for another year and we had already decided to meet with him this week," Marotta told reporters after the defeat in Munich. Almost all the credit for this positive cycle is due to his professionalism and abilities. If he wants to continue, we are happy.

"We are meeting with the coach because this club is not used to letting a manager go into the final year of his contract. There is no revolution underway. We will meet to hear what he has to say, I repeat, on our part, we are very proud and honoured to continue with him," he said.

Marotta congratulated the newly crowned champions and acknowledged that Inter had been thoroughly outplayed by the Parisians. "Let's quickly forget and look to the next one, with the new start of the Club World Cup. We will be representing Italy together with Juventus," he added.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
As an Indian football fan, I appreciate Inter's mature approach. One bad match doesn't define a manager's career. Inzaghi has done wonders with Inter - reaching two UCL finals in three years is no joke! Hope he stays 🤞
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Priya M.
PSG's spending power vs Inter's budget is like comparing Ambani to a middle-class family! 😅 The fact that Inter reached the final is itself a huge achievement. Indian clubs should learn from Inter's smart management.
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Arjun S.
Respect to Marotta for backing his manager. In Indian sports, we're too quick to sack coaches after one bad performance. Long-term vision is what makes European clubs successful. ISL teams, please take notes!
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Sunita R.
While I admire the loyalty, 5-0 is a humiliation no top club should accept. Maybe it's time for fresh ideas? Inter's defense was like our Indian team against Qatar - completely clueless! 😬
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Vikram J.
As someone who stayed up till 3 AM to watch this match, I'm heartbroken 💔 But credit to PSG - their Indian fans must be over the moon! Hope to see more Asian players in these big European clubs soon.
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Neha P.
The Club World Cup will be interesting with both Inter and Juventus representing Italy. Hope Star Sports broadcasts it properly in India - last time the streaming quality was worse than Doordarshan! 😂

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