Marlotta: Inter Milan won the second place in the Champions League, and Ziwo has basically confirmed that he is the new coach of the blue and black

Recently, Inter Milan President Marotta talked about the failure of Inter Milan's Champions League finals, Ziwo and Inzaghi Jr.

■ About Inzaghi Jr.

Marotta said: "In the football world, unpredictability is dominant. Just Tuesday, our head coach Inzaghi Jr. told us: 'I think my cycle at Inter is over.' Can we expect it? No. The Champions League final has put all similar discussions on hold for the time being, and Simeone Inzaghi made the decision that Monday after the final."

■ Regarding the media saying Inter Milan is in chaos

Marotta said: "There are even media saying that we are in chaos at the moment, as if we are really in chaos. In fact, we are not sure whether Inzaghi will really leave. But once we confirmed, we took action immediately. I saw a lot of different candidate coach names in the newspaper, all of which are completely different types of candidates. But our approach is to first clarify what kind of coach we are looking for, which we have done. What we need is a young coach who can agree with the club's principles. It is not just money, but other qualities. We believe that Zivo has these qualities. Zivo is the most suitable person. This is not chaos, but courage, the real qualities that leaders possess. And most importantly, we have a strong club, a firm ownership structure and a clear plan. "

■ About Ziwo

"Can we say Ziwo is the new head coach? It can be said that it is basically certain. Someone is skeptical?"

■ About the Champions League final

"If you win, you are a good person; if you lose, you are far from that. We won the runner-up in the most important event, which is definitely not a failure, but a proud achievement. It is already amazing to be able to enter the finals. It is even more extraordinary to reach the final twice in three years. We should interpret this from this perspective. Of course, losing the finals is regrettable and disappointing, but this is part of football."