Cristian Chivu expressed his reflections on the future of the club and the new Generali stadium, in view of his possible return to the bench. In his interview, the ex-Juventus defender underlined the importance of a proprietary facility, capable of generating a significant economic impact, and reiterated his support for the modernization of the club's structure.
The player asked the fans to accept the change, stating that the new stadium, although initially scary, will in the long run offer satisfaction and opportunities for the team. Chivu also mentioned his ambition to be able to coach Inter at the Generali Stadium, if only the club were to decide to move there. “I think I will get to coach Inter in the Generali Stadium,” he said, despite being aware that the final decision depends on various factors.
In his speech he also referred to the need to avoid prejudices that turn into judgments and not to be discouraged by difficulties. Chivu expressed the belief that, with an evolving sporting culture, results could improve, allowing him to return to the bench with fewer personal worries. He also recalled his personal experience, highlighting that he does not want to end up in hospital like some colleagues.
The statement comes shortly before the match between Milan and Inter, an event that brought together fans and commentators. Chivu asked fans to complete their profile on the Corriere dello Sport platform to stay updated on news, events and offers related to the world of sport. The interviewee concluded by inviting readers to join the community to share their opinions on the topics that interest them most.