Saudi quotation has been accepted! Inzaji is about to lie down and give up the opportunity to become the world s top coach

At 3:00 am on June 1, Paris Saint-Germain vs Inter Milan will be staged at Bayern's Allianz Stadium.

On May 25, there are still 7 days before the Champions League final, a major news from the Arab media SBA Sport stirred up the football world: Inter Milan coach Inzaghi has accepted the offer from Saudi giant Riyadh New Moon, with an annual salary of up to 24 million euros, and the contract is two years long and will be signed as early as the day after the Champions League final.

This news not only casts a shadow on Inter Milan's preparations for the Champions League, but also triggers in-depth thinking on the success or failure of the club's season - if the Champions League fails, Inter Milan will usher in a four-season finale, and Inzaghi's coaching career may also usher in a turning point.

Since taking over Inter Milan in 2021, Inzaghi, a young player, has led the team to return to the top European ranks with tactical innovation and resource integration capabilities in the context of the club's fiscal tightening. He led the Nerazzurri to win one Serie A championship, two Italian Cups, three Italian Super Cups, and returned to the Champions League final after 13 years.

This season, Inter Milan was once a favorite to compete for the triple crown. At the end of the season, the Italian Cup semi-finals were eliminated by AC Milan and Serie A ranked second. Although it reached the finals of the Champions League, it exposed the fatal flaws of insufficient lineup depth and weak multi-line combat.

Riyadh Crescent's sky-high invitation undoubtedly provides Xiao Inzaghi with dual opportunities for career and finance. Saudi Arabia not only promises a high salary, but also plans to form a luxury club World Cup lineup with "1 famous coach + 3 superstars", including Osmain, B Fee and even Ronaldo. Although this choice is regarded as a "retreat" by some fans, it also reflects the cruel reality of European football - under economic pressure, the loyalty and ideals of the wealthy coaches are often swept away by capital.

For Inter Milan, the Champions League final on June 1 is not only an opportunity to regain glory, but also a farewell performance by Inzaghi. If he wins the championship, Inzaghi will be comparable to the legends of the team history such as Herrera and Mancini, completely establishing his status as the "world's top coach"; on the contrary, if he loses, he may leave with the label of "the four majors are empty", and his career will be cast in shadow. This contradiction is surprisingly similar to the history of Mourinho's transfer to Real Madrid after leading Inter Milan to win the Champions League in 2010, but the difference is that rumors of Inzaghi's departure fermentation before the finals may have a subtle impact on the team's psychology.

Inzaghi's trip to Saudi Arabia is not only an opportunity to accumulate wealth, but it may also mean the risk of staying away from mainstream European leagues - as Ancelotti said: "Saudi's high salary is hard to refuse, but the battlefield for top coaches is always in Europe."

1 point Serie A gap, 1 Champions League final, 1 sky-high contract - the cruelty and charm of the football world are intertwined at this moment. For Inzaji and Inter Milan, this is a story about choice, sacrifice and redemption. If the Champions League wins, this history will be given heroic romance; if it fails, it will still serve as a footnote to the era of change and lay the groundwork for the next rise. As Milan Sports said: "The real champion temperament does not depend on the number of trophies, but on the attitude of still choosing to fight after every fall."