Inter's Options to Compensate for Inzaghi's Departure
Inter coach Simone Inzaghi is very close to leaving the Italian team, knowing that Saudi club Al-Hilal is working hard to sign him.
The Italian newspaper "La Gazzetta dello Sport" reported that Inter will hold a meeting today with Inzaghi to decide his future with the club.
The source added that Inzaghi is inclined to accept Al-Hilal's offer because he feels that the Italian club does not appreciate him enough.
The source concluded that Inter is considering Como coach Cesc Fabregas and Marseille coach Roberto De Zerbi among their options in the event of Inzaghi's departure.
The Italian newspaper "La Gazzetta dello Sport" reported that Inter will hold a meeting today with Inzaghi to decide his future with the club.
The source added that Inzaghi is inclined to accept Al-Hilal's offer because he feels that the Italian club does not appreciate him enough.
The source concluded that Inter is considering Como coach Cesc Fabregas and Marseille coach Roberto De Zerbi among their options in the event of Inzaghi's departure.
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