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On the day after Simone **Inzaghi’s** departure from **Inter**, the first **revelations** about what was discussed between the **coach** and the club’s **management** during the much-anticipated **meeting**—which marked the **end** of the **Inzaghi** era—are emerging in the **newspapers**. The meeting took place yesterday afternoon in Milan, and the coach immediately confirmed his intention to move to **Saudi Arabia**.
**Inzaghi** has, in fact, accepted the very lucrative **offer** from **Al-Hilal**, which was very difficult to refuse given the sums involved. Moreover, he considered his **cycle** at **Inter** to be **over** and therefore needed a new **adventure** to get a change of scenery after so many years in **Serie A**, first with **Lazio** and then with the Nerazzurri.
As reported in today’s edition of *Il Giornale*, **Inzaghi** intended to pursue a **deep overhaul** of **Inter’s squad** this summer, as the team appears very **tired** and includes many **players** who are **at the end of their careers** and advanced in age. [However, this will not happen]https://www.passioneinter.com/calciomercato-inter/annuncio-mercato-inter-allarme-tifosi-oaktree/, and this could be another reason for the **split**, as the **newspaper** explains:
*“There is the exhaustion of a year lived beyond its limits, the awareness that today’s Inter is a worn-out team that would need to be rebuilt but will instead merely be restored, and the fear that under such conditions, it won’t be possible to repeat past successes. Inzaghi came to the meeting with Marotta also present were Ausilio and Baccin, but no Oaktree executives with his mind already made up. After all, he had spoken with the president twice by phone between Sunday and Monday.”*
