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On the eve of the Champions League final between **PSG and Inter**, president Beppe **Marotta** gave an interview to The Athletic. The number one at Inter mainly talked about club management and how the club has managed to maintain a high level of competitiveness in the squad despite the enormous sacrifices made in the transfer market.

However, the situation has markedly improved starting this season, which will allow the directors more room to maneuver on the transfer market. As explained by **Marotta** and also agreed upon with **Oaktree**, **Inter** will return to investing in new signings, looking at profiles in line with what has been established with the American ownership.

Here are the president’s words: “First of all, the ownership must have faith in the management. If you have their trust, then you need two characteristics: one is competence, the other is a work ethic and a corporate culture.”

**THE JERSEY –** “You win with a sense of belonging to something. These values are absolutely essential. It’s not money that wins things; it’s these aspects.”

**AWARENESS –** “Starting from Istanbul, a process began in which the players became aware of their own value, and this in turn made them mature enough to play on the biggest stages, like a second final. Everyone in sports knows this feeling. You have to live with both joys and sorrows. To quote Nelson Mandela: ‘I never lose. I either win or I learn.’ So there are lessons to be learned, ways to improve, and ways to be even more prepared for the next challenge that awaits us.”

**BUSY CALENDAR –** “It’s important that we come together to slightly reduce the football calendar. Playing 60 matches a year is difficult. In my opinion, the first step in Serie A should be to reduce the number of teams from 20 to 18, as Bundesliga and Ligue 1 have done, and as other countries seem to be considering. Reducing Serie A to 18 teams and better aligning international calendars with FIFA and the federations would be a step forward.”

**INZAGHI –** “He is a good coach. He finds the right motivations and doesn’t create excessive tension. The team plays a modern style of football, trying to score more goals rather than just defending: this is a type of football that people appreciate and find entertaining.”

**OAKTREE –** “We agreed with Oaktree, which first and foremost guaranteed us stability and financial security, to create a different model and implement it next season.”

**TRANSFER MARKET –** “Investments will be made in slightly younger profiles who represent a genuine resource, players with potential who are valuable for both the present and the future.”