Simone Inzaghi says L'Italia is in his heart, Europa could beckon

Simone Inzaghi, former Inter and Lazio boss, told Il Giornale that he is content at Al Hilal while keeping L'Italia close to his heart and saying Europa would be a great stimulus for his career. He stressed that his present focus remains on the Saudi club, where he aims to give everything.

Interview context and current role

Nel corso dell'intervista, Inzaghi confirmed his happiness with the current project at Al Hilal and highlighted the unbeaten record his side achieved last season, describing them as the only unbeaten team in the world.

He added, "Sono molto dentro al presente, il futuro può aspettare. Qui ho tutto e voglio dare tutto a questo club," emphasizing his commitment to the Saudi side.

Future ambitions and Lazio reflections

When asked about a possible return to Serie A or a role in another European league, Inzaghi replied, "L'Italia è nel mio cuore, l'Europa sarebbe un grande stimolo," indicating openness to a move beyond Italy.

He also noted that his English has improved considerably, stating that language would not be an obstacle for any future job.

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Discussing Lazio, Inzaghi said, "Che sensazione mi suscita la situazione della Lazio? Tristezza, spero che si esca presto da questa situazione difficilmente sostenibile," expressing sadness over the club’s current difficulties.

He warned that fans staying away from the stadium are the first to suffer and recalled his deep bond with the club, having arrived at Lazio at 23 and spent 22 years there as player and coach.

Inzaghi also mentioned the ambition for this season, saying the team wants to lift new trophies after last year’s unbeaten feat.

The source snippet even contains the tag 🖶 Stampa A− A+, underscoring the technical origin of the published interview.