Inter ended their match against Parma with a 2‑0 in playing time, thanks to a double that was achieved in less than twenty minutes. The result was particularly satisfying for president Cristian Chivu, who resolved in record time two of the three disputes that had involved him during the international break. The match, played at the San Siro, saw the Nerazzurri dominate from the start, with an opening goal that already left the crowd in a frenzy.
The first strong point was the entry of Petar Sucic, who took advantage of an error by the yellow-blue defense to announce his first goal for Inter. Sucic, who has been the subject of speculation regarding his role within the group, responded to journalists' questions with a press conference in which he underlined that he is "one of the three most used midfielders". His performance on the pitch proved that Chivu's choice to start him was the right one, leading the team to a 1-0 draw.
The second goal came with a penalty from Hakan Calhanoglu. The Turkish midfielder, at the center of criticism in his homeland for not participating in the Italy-Türkiye match, was defended by the president. Chivu explained that the rumors coming from Turkey were unfounded and clarified that his absence from the match was due to training late in the afternoon. “The problem was me, I trained late in the afternoon and I wanted him to be inside, otherwise I would have given him a day's rest to send him to watch the match,” said Chivu. Calhanoglu's penalty ended the match with a 2‑0 in favor of Inter.
Meanwhile, Andy Diouf's role has received attention. After playing as a full-back for France, Diouf was brought back as a fifth on the right for Inter. Although his presence was not decisive in the final result, his position in the group was confirmed, indicating that the president has confidence in his abilities.
In summary, Inter ended the match against Parma with a 2‑0, thanks to a quick double that effectively resolved the controversies surrounding the president. Sucic and Calhanoglu have proven to be key members of the group, while Diouf has been confirmed in his new position. With this result, Inter approaches the end of the season with high morale and a number of players ready to continue their quest for titles.