Simone Inzaghi

[Cane]

Spalletti wasn’t the problem but he also wasn’t the answer. We had a shit mentality we needed a proven winner to shake things up.

I've always respected him. Expect the Italian national team will do quite well under him in fact. Good days ahead for them.

 

[CoolMan44]

Keep in mind the newspaper reporting that is Tuttosport, which tends to have a lot of anti-Inter related headlines.

Not that it would be a surprise if other teams are watching him, although I think he'll stay.

 

[Ethor]

Keep in mind the newspaper reporting that is Tuttosport, which tends to have a lot of anti-Inter related headlines.

Not that it would be a surprise if other teams are watching him, although I think he'll stay

ManU and Chelsea have far bigger problems than hiring a new gaffer, like offloading their high priced, ego driven tossers that populate their squads, idiot owners, and one has stadium that needs to be refurbished I hear.. Not that I'm complaining, may their collective misery continue indefinitely. Gattuso, Tuchel and sadly Mou are available.

 

[Jnr]

We will offer him new 2-3 year 7M€ net imo.

Inzaghi could really win many more scudetti here. Rube, Meelan, Nipples all having new changes , players and coaches. He could reign Serie A few more years.

 

[Il Drago]

Fortunately EPL clubs consider De Zerbi a safer bet than Inzaghi

Inzaghi would be crazy to go to Chelsea or Man Utd. Chelsea keep blaming coaches while the real problem is their recruiting policy. Inzaghi would walk into a giant mess if he went there. As for Man United, there's too much uncertainty there. Club needs big reinforcements and no one knows what Ratcliffe really plans to do. Their desired sporting director was put on gardening leave by Newcastle and it's uncertain when this is gonna be cleared out. Too big of a risk for a top coach to go to Man Utd right now.

Liverpool would be a good option for him but they seem more focused on Alonso, Nagelsmann, Amorim and De Zerbi. Barcelona would be a concrete option as well but i don't think he suits their style. I can't see Barcelona playing with 3-5-2. I could see Tuchel or Flick ending up there.

I doubt he will be considered by Bayern. It's unlikely they will take a risk with someone who doesn't even speak the language. After the names i had listed in another post, there's even a rumour about a Nagelsmann return now that Kahn and Brazzo are gone. Real are sticking with Ancelotti and they will eventually turn to Alonso so i don't think he's an option for them.

In the end, the most likely scenario is Inzaghi will sign an extension with a salary increase at the end of the season.

 

[vex]

He ain't going nowhere, especially if we win a title. Now after two years he has a system that is completely baked into our players and not only the first squad but reserves as well, and we are a winning team. That's the best any coach can hope for, unless he only cares about the money side of things, which it doesn't appear like it's the case.

 

[varmin]

Why he should go there in first place? His contract is up to 2025, and if he brings us the scudetto, I'm sure that it will be extended.
He said that he feels good here, there is a great environment, decent management and very united squad. The only negative thing is that from time to time some star should be sold, but this is not so big deal.

 

[Meysam]

I hope he'll stay here. he deserves a higher salary for sure that he'll get it in the contract. he can be our Ferguson and win many trophies here.
I wish we had not to sell a couple of players every year but the opposite, we could improve our squad.

 

[satubito]

Lock him up to a 4-5 year deal. No way he leaves us for the UK.

 

[acroMacho]

Coaches and players should have a completely different mindset regarding their own values. Once a coach is successful at a club like Inter having multiple trophies, his value will increase with incoming years of success. Their age does not play any role.
But they are former players, and therefore, this mindset of "I need to go to a big club once my value is high" is often still instilled in them. For players, it is a good mindset because they get older. But coaches have plenty of time. I bet in 3 years Inzaghi will still have much higher value if he stays here.

 

[Choppin Onions]

Inzaghi seems like the kinda guy that doesn’t wanna venture to far away from his homeland. At least at the moment.

A club like Manchester United, with all their prestige and money, could be enticing under the right circumstances. But I don’t think that’s where they’re at right now. Chelsea are a joke club never mind them.

Inzaghi has a good thing going right now. He’s on course for his first scudetto and he has the strongest squad in Italy and one of the best in all of Europe. He’s also making ridiculous amounts of money if that ever was an issue. I feel like he would be content at Inter for another few seasons.

 

[Alex de Large]

He doesn't bitch about getting players in the transfer market (unlike contes, xavis, simeones etc.) while takes 110% out of every player who comes. I can't literally think of a better coach for us than him.

 

[IM21]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1762561977849684394

 

[M.Adnan]

Some people aren't comfortable to get out of their comfort zone where they already have everything going well and built around them. If money is the only factor then you would've seen Zidane in many places out of Madrid long time ago. I don't know about Inzaghi (and his family) who has never worked outside of Italy in his life. Maybe sometime in the future when he looks for a new challenge but I don't think it's anytime soon.

 

[Cane]

I would hate to work in England. Worst food in the world I think. Seriously. Italy is a thousand times better in the ways that matter, to me at least, those being food and women. Italian women are incredible. British women are ugly, and have way too much influence by US culture.

Really miss living in Italy. Happiest times of my life.

 

[.h.]

I would hate to work in England. Worst food in the world I think. Seriously. Italy is a thousand times better in the ways that matter, to me at least, those being food and women. Italian women are incredible. British women are ugly, and have way too much influence by US culture.

Really miss living in Italy. Happiest times of my life.

You'd have to be pretty stupid to think English food is all the food available in England. England - especially around London - probably has the most diverse food range in the world, joint 6th most michelin stars in the world, etc.

But, sure, living in impoverished 15k euros a year as a senior manager in a bank, in a mafia country, that's better.

 

[Atech]

I would hate to work in England. Worst food in the world I think. Seriously. Italy is a thousand times better in the ways that matter, to me at least, those being food and women. Italian women are incredible. British women are ugly, and have way too much influence by US culture.

Really miss living in Italy. Happiest times of my life.

Not to mention the predictably unpredictable English weather and living outside of the EU.

I'll grab my coat, don't ban me.

 

[IL Fenomeno]

Fortunately EPL clubs consider De Zerbi a safer bet than Inzaghi

Inzaghi would be crazy to go to Chelsea or Man Utd. Chelsea keep blaming coaches while the real problem is their recruiting policy. Inzaghi would walk into a giant mess if he went there. As for Man United, there's too much uncertainty there. Club needs big reinforcements and no one knows what Ratcliffe really plans to do. Their desired sporting director was put on gardening leave by Newcastle and it's uncertain when this is gonna be cleared out. Too big of a risk for a top coach to go to Man Utd right now.

Liverpool would be a good option for him but they seem more focused on Alonso, Nagelsmann, Amorim and De Zerbi. Barcelona would be a concrete option as well but i don't think he suits their style. I can't see Barcelona playing with 3-5-2. I could see Tuchel or Flick ending up there.

I doubt he will be considered by Bayern. It's unlikely they will take a risk with someone who doesn't even speak the language. After the names i had listed in another post, there's even a rumour about a Nagelsmann return now that Kahn and Brazzo are gone. Real are sticking with Ancelotti and they will eventually turn to Alonso so i don't think he's an option for them.

In the end, the most likely scenario is Inzaghi will sign an extension with a salary increase at the end of the season.

Apparently Bayern want De Zerbi if they cant get Xabi

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Inzaghi is building something here. I doubt he is eager to leave with the squad he has at his disposal. An insane money offer isn’t out of the question though if he keeps on going, and then who knows.

 

[Puma]

Neither Manchester United or Chelsea are in better shape than Inter as a club.

Even though the Zhangs have to manage the Oaktree loan, things at Inter are seemingly settled and on the pitch, the team is doing really well. The same cannot be said for Manchester United or Chelsea. In comparison to Inter, both clubs are complete basket cases and Inzaghi pursuing an overseas adventure with either club would be a big mistake.

l might be wrong about this, but I get the feeling that Inzaghi knows exactly how well placed he is and he is also well aware of Inter's current standing in Europe. Money aside, both in terms of what he could demand in wages and the money he might have at his disposal for transfers, there is no reason for him to go to either club and Inter lacks nothing in comparison to Manchester United and Chelsea.

In relation to Manchester United, I read recently that even if they wanted to, they would not be able to afford to sack Erik ten Hag and that they are supposedly very close to breaching their FFP undertakings. As for Chelsea, they are a complete mess and the club's management appear to have little to no idea about football and what it takes to manage a club.

Ironically, Inter are doing a great deal better and have a far less at their disposal which is testament to the club's management.