The Piacenza native has made it clear that he wants more control over the roster and upcoming transfer window. His phrase, “if all the conditions are met,” echoes among fans. To stay, Inzaghi demands guarantees to keep his squad competitive in the face of a relentless schedule and upcoming international commitments.

A Lasting Legacy in Milan

Since taking over in 2021, Inzaghi has collected six titles: two Coppa Italia trophies, three Supercoppa Italiana wins, and one Scudetto, which he lifted in 2024 against archrivals AC Milan. He also returned Inter to the European elite.

Only Helenio Herrera and Roberto Mancini have won more trophies in the club’s history.

But beyond silverware, this is a team built in his image—structured, disciplined, and competitive. “He’s a winning coach,” said captain Lautaro Martínez.

The outcome in Munich could influence his final decision, but for Inzaghi, this choice goes beyond football. Just hours before the biggest match of the season, he finds himself between loyalty and legacy—or an early retirement wrapped in gold.