The eve of the derby between Inter and Milan, scheduled for tomorrow at the Optus Stadium in Perth, was marked by an institutional moment. Cristian Chivu, Ruben Amorim, and Rita Saffioti, Deputy Premier and Minister for Sport and Recreation of Western Australia, met today. With them were also Federico Dimarco and Alexis Saelemaekers.
A symbolic moment of welcome and presentation of the challenge that will see the Nerazzurri face the Rossoneri in Australia, for the first time in history. For Inter, it is also their absolute debut on Australian soil, in a context that has already enthusiastically welcomed both teams in their first days in Perth.
The Derby della Madonnina is thus preparing to experience a new international chapter, bringing one of the most iconic rivalries in world football before the audience at Optus Stadium, the stage for an event that combines tradition and openness to new global horizons.
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