Official: Appoint Interpretians as head coach (via www.inter.it)
New Interhead Coach Christian Chibb was officially announced in front of the press for the first time in the UCLA team’s Club World Cup training base early Sunday morning.
Chivu was appointed Simone Inzaghi’s successor as Inter head coach in early June and will taste the competitive competitiveness against CF Monterrey at the Club World Cup early on Wednesday morning.
Chivu only worked for a few days, but he is well versed in the setup of Nerazzurri, spending the final seven years of his career at Sansilo, leading the club’s youth team from the U14S to the U19.
“I’ve already been a coach for the youth sector team. This club offers a push to do something special, including the youth sector,” Chive told the US media.
“The sense of responsibility is great, the same as when I came here as a player. I’ve been here for a while for 13 years, but I’ve been here all the time.”
The Inter Team was visited by former athlete Macon at training camp on Saturday. “We talked about the past. We’re a good group. Today, I saw the microcontroller today, just like I liked seeing messages from everyone.
“We’ve returned to our roots, Intersmo,” Chive said when asked about his decision to appoint him for the club.
“President Marotta has been here for a while and he knows it’s necessary. I’ve always kept this word in mind. It means pride and loyalty. We are one of the best teams in Europe. We need to show it on the field.
“This project is new and familiar. We need to continue doing what has been done. Inter needs this kind of thinking. Bars have been nurtured in recent years and have to stay there.
Inter’s Club World Cup Campaign Chibu
Chivu shared his thoughts on the newly improved Club World Cup tournament, which began with a 0-0 draw between Intermiami and Al Ahly on Saturday night.
“There are 32 teams from all over the world, and that’s a unique moment for global football. Every team here will want to give it all. We’re at the end of the season, but we’re here to do the best.”
And with Inter’s upcoming opponent, Monterrey, Chiv added:
“This competition is unusual, but beautiful. Don’t forget about the team’s journey. The value of a team cannot be judged by the fact that it has not lifted the trophy. There was an extraordinary journey.
“The duty of a team and coach is to give it all the time. It’s not a failed season for me. We eliminated Bayern and Barcelona. They were considered one of the best teams in Europe a few weeks ago. Failure doesn’t exist.
Inzaghi’s friendly and replacement Chivu
“I know everything about Inter. I also spent a lot of time with Inzagi when I was a coach under 19. I know a lot of people, and it doesn’t matter if they call me Christian or Mr.”
“That was a surprise. My plan was to stay in Parma,” he continued. “Then I got a call from Inter. I asked Federico Cervini for permission as a gesture of gratitude to the Gialobra Club. I know you are a source of pride and honor for me. I have a great relationship with Simone Inzagi.
And after losing a 5-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final at the end of May, Chive said:
“We have an obligation and an obligation to aim for what’s important. History says this. We must respect our coat of arms and the competition we play, and all those who raised the bar this year.”
Chivu’s press conference concluded with confirmation of his new coaching staff
Assistant Coach: Aleksandar Kolarov
Technical Assistant: Mario Secki
Technical Assistant: Angelo Palombo
Fitness Coach: Stefano La Petti
Fitness Coach: Maurizio Fancini
Goalkeeping Coach: Gianluca Spinelli
Goalkeeper: Paolo Orlandoni
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