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The elimination from the **Club World Cup** has brought an end to **Inter’s very long season**. The tournament in the United States was very unusual in several respects: **Chivu’s arrival** without much time to work, the many absences due to injury, and a squad generally exhausted by the numerous, too many, commitments throughout this season.

For this reason, quite a few Nerazzurri fans experienced the defeat against Fluminense as a breath of fresh air, an opportunity to **go on vacation, recharge their batteries, and leave behind the strains of the past few months**. Yet, despite an early exit in the round of 16, in a tournament with erratic performances, the Club World Cup was still a **useful competition for Inter**.

There are several reasons for this. The first, clearly, is of an **economic nature**, and also the main reason behind the organization of this competition, which was strongly desired by **Gianni Infantino**, FIFA president. Inter’s campaign in the United States brought in a total of **33 million euros**. A very useful amount for the club’s balance sheet.

On a psychological level, the Club World Cup allowed the Nerazzurri group to quickly come to terms with the **emotional aftermath of the Champions League final**, enabling them to **immediately release the pain from that night in Munich on the field**, rather than spending weeks brooding until summer training camp. Of course, you can’t say that the group has healed, but it’s better to **start the path of “therapy” and recovery now**, without having to wait until the end of August for the start of Serie A.

Finally, in the United States, **Chivu was already able to get to work seriously**, immediately making clear some of his ideas and possible innovations compared to Inzaghi’s management. His Inter will be different in some tactical aspects, and there will certainly be **greater attention to young players**. Moreover, without the Club World Cup, it’s unlikely that **Francesco Pio Esposito** would have earned confirmation in the squad for next season, also finding the first Inter goal of his career.

In short, could this umpteenth competition in the United States have been avoided? In some ways, yes, because the squad arrived with **energy at a minimum** and the performance was rather disappointing except for the match against **River Plate**. However, there are also **some positive aspects**.

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