In this video
- Asked if Inter broke down mentally or physically, Inzaghi said in translation PSG absolutely deserved to win and outplayed them with their pressing. He is still proud of Inter's Champions League run.
- Asked how Inter get over such a disappointment, Inzaghi said in translation defeats can make you stronger. This one hurts a lot, like the loss in Istanbul, though they were very different matches.
- Inzaghi said in translation Inter were more tired than PSG and played their league until last Friday. PSG were technically stronger, Inter were not well organised, and they deserved to lose.
- Asked about rumours over his future, Inzaghi said in translation it is not the right time, as Inter are extremely disappointed. The players deserve great credit, and he would not change them for anyone.
- Asked what Inter need to get going again, Inzaghi said in translation the club is strong and supports them. They have already signed two players for next year and know they will need more.
- Asked if he will coach Inter at the Club World Cup in the US, Inzaghi said in translation he cannot answer now. He came out of respect, though he is hurting, and told the players to keep their heads high.
Simone Inzaghi delivered a raw and emotional press conference after Inter Milan’s crushing 5-0 loss to PSG in the 2025 UEFA Champions League Final.
Inzaghi didn’t shy away from the truth — he admitted PSG were better in every department, praising their intensity, pressing, and overall quality. The Inter coach acknowledged his team looked tired and disorganized, falling short on second balls and tactical sharpness compared to a fresher Paris Saint-Germain side.
He emphasized that Inter’s deep run to the final was still a proud achievement and confirmed the club has already secured two new signings for next season. Inzaghi refused to discuss his future, instead choosing to focus on the lessons from defeat, stating that “painful losses build stronger teams.”
The coach closed by reminding fans that Inter remains united, with hopes of bouncing back at the FIFA Club World Cup.
