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There has been a lot of talk in the past few hours about the future of Simone **Inzaghi** as coach of **Inter**. As is well known, at the end of the season, the Nerazzurri manager will have to meet with the club to discuss the renewal of his contract, which expires in June 2026.
The Nerazzurri club is fully convinced of continuing to place its trust in the coach from Piacenza, as president Beppe **Marotta** has repeatedly stated publicly. However, in recent weeks, doubts have been raised from several quarters about **Inzaghi**’s future at the helm of the Nerazzurri. For example, [Fabrizio **Biasin**]https://www.passioneinter.com/inter-news/biasin-rinnovo-inzaghi-inter/ recently spoke of a “not so trivial meeting,” referring to the end-of-season summit to discuss an extension.
These rumors are linked to reports coming from Saudi Arabia regarding [an offer of more than 20 million euros net in wages from **Al-Hilal**]https://www.passioneinter.com/calciomercato-inter/arabia-inzaghi-riad-al-hilal/ to convince him to leave **Inter** right after the **Champions League** final. On this subject, we can report exclusively for **Passione Inter** some important updates regarding the future of the Nerazzurri coach.
According to information gathered by our editorial staff, the Saudi offer does exist, and the coach has been aware of it for several days. But that’s not all, because the **Premier League** is also tempting the coach’s ambition, with a top London club pushing strongly for him. Despite all this interest, **Inzaghi**’s intention remains to continue his adventure with **Inter**, where in recent years he has achieved significant results despite considerable sacrifices in the transfer market.
At the same time, the coach rightly expects guarantees from the club when they meet at the end of the season. The club, led by **Marotta**, must finally ensure major signings and a transfer market worthy of the work done over these past four years. The chances of a split between **Inter** and **Inzaghi**, barring sensational twists, currently remain quite remote.
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