Simone Inzaghi will not immortalize the Scudetto with a tattoo

Jakarta, Beritasatu.com – Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi emphasized that he would not immortalize the moment the club won Serie A in a tattoo. He will not have tattoos on his body if the Milan club wins the title scudetto.

Inzaghi emphasized that his troops are getting closer to winning the Serie A title this season even though they only drew 2-2 when they hosted Cagliari, Monday (15/4/2024) early morning.

In a match at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. Nerazzurri, nicknamed Inter, took the lead thanks to Marcus Thuram's goal in the 12th minute. However, Cagliari was able to equalize through Eldor Shomurodov's action when the match entered the 64th minute.

The hosts regained the lead thanks to a penalty executed by Hakan Calhanoglu in the 74th minute. However, Cagliari forced Inter to draw at the end of the match after Nicolas Viola managed to break through Inter's goal guarded by Yann Sommer, eight minutes before normal time ended.

Inter now only need six more points to ensure they become champions this season. However, Filippo Inzagi's younger brother emphasized that he would not get a tattoo to commemorate him.

Milan coach Stefano Pioli got a tattoo when he was champion, as did Luciano Spalletti when he led Napoli to win the title last season.

“I don't like tattoos,” he explained about the reason he wouldn't get an tattoo on his body if he won the championship trophy.

That means Inter must beat Milan on Monday 22 April to secure their 20th Serie A title. So what makes Inzaghi regret this season?

“What disappoints us is that we didn't win. We always want to achieve maximum results for these fans. “We know the path we are on, there is no point in denying that we are close to the finish line, but there are still six games left and we have to stay focused,” said Inzaghi.

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According to Inzaghi, winning Inter's 20th Serie A title against Milan would be the best way to celebrate. “Obviously it would be fun. We will prepare for a big derby and try to play as well as possible. “If next Monday we manage to cross the finish line, that's even better, if not then we keep going and there's still another game after that,” said the former Lazio coach.

“We know what awaits us, Milan is second in the standings and wants to do their best in front of their fans,” said Inzaghi.