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Mon 23 January 2023 | 12:03

"The welcome the fans gave me was very important", says Inter manager Inzaghi

Inter manager, Simone Inzaghi says he will never forget the welcome the fans gave him at San Siro.

Inzaghi

replaced Antonio Conte at

Inter

in June 2021 and helped the team win the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana last season, though they finished behind 

Milan

 in Serie A.

The Nerazzurri beat Milan with three goals in Supercoppa Italiana last week.

In an interview with Inter’s matchday program, Inzaghi discussed his career both as a player and coach.

“Piacenza is the place of my origins, where I was born and grew up, there I did all my youth training and made my debut in Serie A.

“In Rome with Lazio I won my first trophies as a player and coach, it’s a city that is part of my professional and personal history.

“In Milan I arrived at a great club like Inter, here together with my staff, the team, the fans and the club I was able to win two trophies in my first year and start this 2023 by lifting the Supercoppa.”

Former Lazio manager said he will never forget his first game as Inter’s manager at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.

“We have played many beautiful and exciting games, but so far the one that has stayed with me the most is my debut at San Siro against Genoa.

“It was my first league game, I had come from five years at Lazio and it was all new to me. The welcome the fans gave me was very important and gave me great strength to face the season.”

Inzaghi also named managers who have inspired him.

“As coaches there’s certainly Materazzi, who gave me the chance to make my Serie A debut in Piacenza and was very important for my growth, and Eriksson because he gave me confidence in my first year in Lazio when we won the European Super Cup, the Scudetto and the Coppa Italia by making me play so many games as a starter.”

The coach went on to explain that humility has been fundamental in his career as a player and coach.

“Humility has been fundamental in my career, it’s what has allowed me to learn something every day, both as a player and as a coach.

“Then character and the desire to improve every day, every season, that drive that allows you to grow and always aim for new goals.”


source: SportMob



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