In a Serie A that sees those who have already won it (Allegri, Conte, Spalletti) or those who have won in Europe and accomplished feats (Gasperini) fighting for the scudetto, the Inter coach is on his first important bench and yet he is there and playing for it. As one of his illustrious predecessors did
Ultimately, we can say, only Spalletti was missing. Because this is truly the championship of the coaches who – Simone Inzaghi aside – have won in Italy in the last fifteen years. Yes, because in 2010-2011 it was Allegri’s turn to win his first title with Milan, and then put together another five at the helm of Juventus. A journey full of satisfactions, like that of Conte who, after his hat-trick in black and white, took the satisfaction of also going on to win with Inter and Napoli. Not to mention, we were saying, Spalletti himself, who returned a satisfaction to Naples that had been missing since Maradona’s time. In this context, among the winners of these fifteen years, in addition to Sarri and Pioli, we must also include Gian Piero Gasperini who gave our movement the last international trophy. A great feat in the Europa League, against top-level opponents and with that unforgettable final against the German Champions Bayer Leverkusen.