The technician lost his patience for Zaleski’s knockout (“But they are only cramps”), then he strilled Thuram and Frattesi, “guilty” not to manage the energies in the final
Simone Inzaghi has changed face. In the past, criticism, controversy, arrows have often been slipped on. This year no. The Nerazzurri technician, today, hardly lets it run. Also on fundamentally positive aspects such as one more shot, which in this case – in the end of a safe match, on 3-1 against Cagliari and with the return to Bayern scheduled for Wednesday – could have become dangerous.
Inzaghi and Thuram
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The Nerazzurri coach, in the last minutes of the challenge to the rossoblù, has appeared far from peaceful and relaxed. Despite the reassuring advantage, despite a victory in the pocket and a heavy (albeit momentary) +6 on Conte’s Napoli engaged on Monday evening at Maradona against Empoli. He is aware of having to manage his forces at the decisive moment of the season, Inzaghi, a concept that he has tried to convey to his players, “guilty” of risking too much on a purely physical level in the final of the match against Cagliari. At the end of the game, Inzaghi explained the reason for the gesture and the reason for his anchoring with Marcus Thuram, guilty of having managed a ball badly: “I told him at the end of the race. He had to be managed differently that situation, I got angry at that moment. Next time he won’t do it anymore, it was a moment to reopen it”.
angry
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First, however, Simone got furious for Zaleski’s injury in the 65th minute (muscle problem with a left leg, then the Polish reassured saying “fortunately they were only cramps”) because never as at the moment there is a need for everyone, and the prolonged absence of Dumfries imposes great prudence especially in the right lane. Then, from his technical area Inzaghi screamed in Frattesi and his companions to spare himself, not to risk, not to incur avoidable physical problems. The Nerazzurri technician echoed then Lautaro and Dimarco then thought about it, who have shouted in the last minutes of the former Sassuolo midfielder: “Move as little as possible, manage!”. Another clear demonstration of how the coach (and also players) wants to avoid other absences when Inter play an entire year that could really project it more and more in the history of the club.
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