Inter Milan Suffers Record 5-0 Champions League Final Loss to PSG, Club Retains Coach Inzaghi

Inter Milan suffered a historic 5-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final, marking the largest winning margin in the competition's history and a bitter end to a trophyless season. Coach Simone Inzaghi expressed disappointment, acknowledging that the team struggled to match PSG's intensity and did not play the final well, but remained proud of the team's overall journey and resilience throughout the season. Inter president and CEO Beppe Marotta described the loss as a negative evening, admitting PSG outclassed them in every way, but emphasized that this result will not change the club's evaluation of Inzaghi, who still has a year remaining on his contract. Marotta highlighted the team's impressive run to the final, where they overcame strong opponents such as Bayern Munich and Barcelona, and thanked the players and coach for their efforts across 59 matches. Despite rumors linking Inzaghi to Saudi club Al-Hilal, the club plans to meet with him soon and remains committed to him as head coach. The crushing defeat, while painful, does not overshadow the achievements of the season or impact Inter's future plans regarding their manager.