The Sunland Lord

Inter held Inzaghi back, clear to everyone now.

Only Petar Sucic (midfielder from Dinamo Zagreb) and Luis Henrique (right wingback from Marseille). So yeah still broke.

Stayed all night just to watch Inter draw Monterrey. New depths.

Theo Hernandez, Bruno Fernandes, Tavares and Osimhen all rejected Al-Hilal so far. Poor Inzaghi.

Wales comes back from 3-0 to Belgium and it's now 3-3. De Bruyne makes it 4-3 and it ends this way. Interesting game.

Germany-France is not a bad game. Spaletti resigned for Italy after losing 3-0 to Norway.

We scored a great goal on the Belgians tbh.

Nusa just cruised past the whole Italian defense to score on them.

That's a big gamble by Inter but they are forced into it. I wish Marotta would sometimes consider to hire someone outside of Italy. At least Chivu is a familiar face though.

Many sources claim Fabregas accepted to become the new Inter coach. Edit: The sources are not very reliable, but sporting director Ausilio will meet Fabregas in London so we'll see what comes out of that.

IIRC Fabregas even owns some shares in Como, so he'll probably have to sell those too because of conflict of interest. And it's funny how Como can spend more than Inter on transfers so he might just remain for a few more years there waiting for a more promising opportunity. Unless he's very eager to prove himself right here and now. De Zerbi is a guaranteed mediocrity so at least that would put all my hopes down for the foreseeable future. I'd rather hire Vieira.

Inzaghi goes to Al-Hilal. He's been in contact with them for two months, during the crucial part of the season when it all went downhill.

Reports of him going to Al-Hilal are intensifying. Fabregas, Palladino, Italiano mentioned as successors. All of them are a big gamble but there aren't better choices around available. These three do show some promise at least. After all Inzaghi had only 5 years at Lazio as an experience and was a big uncertainty himself except for that he played 3-5-2 like Conte did.

Maybe it would've even prevented those killed and hundreds of injured people in Paris, too.

Some embarassing statements by Inzaghi. Said he came out to talk to the press out of respect and politeness and doesn't now if he'll go to USA for the CWC. This guy probably said yes to Al-Hilal a long time ago and downed tools way before this final.

Really regret that Acerbi late goal vs Barca. Might as well ended it there with heads held high. This is the most embarrassing result in my lifetime as a fan of this club. Inzaghi has to be sacked immediately.

Not sure even Al-Hilal still want Inzaghi after this shitshow.

I guess every once in a while you're entitled to a Neverkusen 2001/2002 meme season. But not all is lost, we'll show up on the CWC I bet.

They put us to the sword tbh. Never even showed up.

That's a very nervous start by Inter.

I think you guys compare how ordinary people live and just assume that's how footballers or other athletes live. Many, many of them aren't financially disciplined as the average man. I'm not talking about Bruno but in general. There's no telling if he'll invest his money wisely or what he'll do after he retires. In any case it's now or never for the big money, no one's offering him this when he's 40. And he earns 300,000 a week gross, not net.

What's so funny?

He won't play until 65 and retire and receive pension. What he earns in the next 5-6 years will be critical for his livelihood.

He's 30. So if he doesn't take that money now he might never will.

Fabregas as one of the potential Inzaghi's successors at Inter if the latter goes to Al-Hilal after the final. He's attacking minded and did show some tactical awareness at a below average Como team, finishing 10th right after promoting them from Serie B. He might be worth the risk.