The meeting with Marotta, Ausilio and Baccin lasted three hours. It has come to the resolution without discussing the economic aspect
“I no longer have the energies to continue”. Thus, with these words, Simone Inzaghi immediately made it clear that his future would have been far from Inter. In front of him, President Beppe Marotta, the sports director Piero Ausilio and his deputy Dario Baccin. Only them, no one else. And the coach also arrived without his prosecutor: it was a clear signal that it was not time to talk about renewal and start a negotiation. “I can no longer go on, I’m tired, I think my cycle here has come to an end,” continued the coach. Those who listened to him had already understood in the previous hours that it would come to the separation. No surprise, therefore. Certainly, after those words of Inzaghi, nobody decided to insist: it was no chance, it is never the case in the face of a person who expresses the desire to interrupt the relationship because it is no longer motivated.
Resolution The meeting was very long. He lasted three hours, from 14 to 17. And staged in the center of Milan, within the walls of an office, far from prying eyes and far from reporters who were waiting for under the club’s headquarters. Inzaghi has arrived and left with the company’s car: another signal that both pre and post -meeting was serene. It is no coincidence that not even a second of the economic aspect has not served: it immediately reached the consensual termination, Inzaghi left the 7 million euros of the last year of the contract on the table – because the increase of 500 thousand euros would have automatically taken compared to 6.5 million -, without demanding any harnesses. And without Inter, for its part, having asked Al Hilal any compensation to free their coach. During the four hours Inzaghi and the managers had the opportunity to retrace the path made and also to touch the Arabia speech in some way. The technician assured that he will not put Inter in difficulty by approaching the big names of the rose, his now former players, with attractive offers. There has also been a way to joke about the possible intersection of the quarterfinals between Simone and Inter at the Club World Cup, if the Nerazzurri and the Al Hilal should overcome the first phase. It would be curious, in some ways fascinating, certainly stimulating. And Inter, for Inzaghi, evidently was no longer.