Inter Milan is moving towards giving their coach Cristian Chivu a larger role within the sports project, where his influence will not be limited to technical aspects only but will also extend to transfer market decisions, in a step aimed at launching a new cycle for the team after a turbulent season.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the management believes that the previous phase did not allow for the building of a team that fully reflects Chievo's ideas, due to the repercussions of losing the UEFA Champions League final to Paris Saint-Germain, the sudden departure of coach Simone Inzaghi, and the limited time before the start of the FIFA Club World Cup.

At that time, the focus at the Lombardy club was on restoring the team's psychological balance after a disappointing season.

With the situation relatively stable, the features of the new project began to emerge, where Kivo will have a strong voice in upcoming contracts to ensure the recruitment of players that fit his style.

Despite his relative adherence to the 3-5-2 plan, he seeks to add elements that grant him greater tactical flexibility, especially in the forward and midfield lines.

The Romanian coach aims to sign players who possess physical strength and speed, in addition to individual attacking skills that provide the team with an element of surprise.

These directions come as part of a plan to build a team capable of competing for many years and to open a new chapter that consistently places Inter on the podiums.