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Guest of the **Festival della Serie A** in Parma, **Beppe Marotta** spoke about Inter’s future, focusing on what happened with the departure of **Simone Inzaghi** and confirming how the Nerazzurri environment was anything but certain about the coach’s decision to leave Milan.
These are his words as reported by **Tutto Mercato Web**:
> “Finishing second in the most important competition in the world is extraordinary. It’s true, there is bitterness, but that’s part of the game, and our season— which isn’t over yet because a new competition is about to start soon where Inter and Juventus will represent Italian football.”
> “However, since football is a world where everything moves quickly and unpredictability reigns, on Tuesday we witnessed a statement from our coach, who was the main architect of the season. I must say that Inzaghi himself said he made this decision on the Monday following the Champions League final. Reading the newspapers, I saw talk of confusion and skepticism, as if we were confused: we received his decision, which found us partially unprepared, and we acted. The newspapers mentioned all sorts of names, all completely different profiles: I believe that the first thing is that when you change a coach, you need to identify a profile based on the guidelines and strategies outlined by the ownership and management.”
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