Simone Inzaghi has officially parted ways with Inter Milan on Tuesday, ending a remarkable four-year tenure marked by six trophies, memorable European runs, and a deep bond with the Nerazzurri faithful. The decision was made following a meeting held earlier today between Inzaghi and the club's top leadership, including Inter Chairman Giuseppe Marotta, who praised the coach for his professionalism, transparency, and passion. "Only when you have fought together every day to achieve success can you have an open and honest dialogue," said Marotta. "On behalf of our main shareholder, Oaktree, and the entire Club, I want to thank Simone Inzaghi for his hard work, passion, and sincerity." Inzaghi's departure comes just days after Inter's heavy 5–0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League final — a bitter end to what had otherwise been a glittering era under the 48-year-old tactician. During his time at the helm, Inzaghi guided Inter to one Serie A title — the historic Second-Star Scudetto — as well as two Coppa Italia trophies and three Italian Super Cups. He also took the club to back-to-back Champions League finals in 2023 and 2025, restoring Inter's standing among Europe's elite. Inzaghi, who leaves as one of the longest-serving and most successful coaches in the club's modern history, joins a prestigious list that includes legends like Helenio Herrera, Giovanni Trapattoni, Roberto Mancini, and José Mourinho. In his farewell statement, Inzaghi expressed deep gratitude: "Every day, my first and last thought was always about Inter," he said. "The six trophies we won, along with our Champions League runs, are proof of the unity and hard work shared across the club. I want to thank the shareholders, the President, the staff, and most of all, the fans — those who cried and celebrated with us. I will never forget you. Forza Inter." — SG
