“One title is not enough, Inzaghi,” headlined the Italian newspaper “Tuttomercatoweb” yesterday, joining its voice to that of Al-Hilal fans regarding the lackluster season their team had under the leadership of their fellow countryman, coach Simone Inzaghi, and their exit from all local and continental championships, achieving only the title of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup with difficulty against Al-Kholoud Club by two goals to one.
The local anger of the leader’s fans reached beyond the borders of the Kingdom, specifically to the Italian international newspapers, who were displeased with the loss of the Roshan League title, as the newspaper spoke about the demands of Al-Hilal fans regarding the departure of coach Inzaghi and carrying out a comprehensive technical, administrative and player overhaul.
The newspaper said: “A title is not enough, Inzaghi. Losing the Roshan League title despite the first team not suffering any losses, having 84 points, scoring 85 goals, and conceding 27, all those numbers are not enough, but rather made their fierce rival Al-Nasr the league champion.”.
The newspaper “Tuttomercatoweb” reported on the wave of public anger, who sympathized with the team’s situation and blamed the technical director, Inzaghi, for the completely unsatisfactory performance. They demanded that the club’s management announce his dismissal from his position and that he not continue with the leader, no matter what it takes. The matter also reached the point of the departure of the administrative staff and a number of local and foreign professional players.
Despite the overwhelming waves of anger directed at Al-Hilal fans, Italian coach Inzaghi still has another season remaining on his contract with the team, and his fate will be uncertain these days until the issue of his future—whether to stay or leave his position—is studied.
The biggest obstacle for Al-Hilal's management may be the huge salary of coach Inzaghi, which amounts to about 50 million euros annually, in addition to a penalty clause worth 41 million euros, which makes the idea of his departure financially complicated.
disappointment
The Italian newspaper “Tuttomercatoweb” quoted its compatriot Inzaghi as saying: “There is disappointment because we wanted to win the league. I thanked the players inside the locker room after the Al-Fayha match because they had a very good season in which we won the King’s Cup, although the ambition was higher.”.
A familiar story
The newspaper pointed out that Inzaghi had previously stumbled by not winning the Italian league during his time coaching Inter Milan, where he finished the league without a loss but failed to win it.
Naples.. NO
The Italian newspaper "AMP SPORT MEFIASET" reported that Napoli's management contacted coach Inzaghi to finalize negotiations for him to take over the technical management next season. However, Inzaghi's response was, "No thanks... we'll postpone everything for later." Inzaghi's refusal stemmed from two main reasons: firstly, his existing contract with Al-Hilal, and secondly, the difficulty of changing his current situation unless Al-Hilal decides to terminate his contract.
“A title is not enough, Inzaghi,” this is how the Italian newspaper “Tuttomercatoweb” titled its pages yesterday, joining the voices of Al-Hilal fans regarding the lackluster season displayed by their team under the leadership of their compatriot coach Simone Inzaghi, who exited from all local and continental tournaments, achieving only the King’s Cup with difficulty against Al-Kholood, winning 2-1.
The local anger from the fans of the leader reached beyond the borders of the Kingdom, specifically to Italian global newspapers, which expressed their discontent over the loss of the Roshan League title. The newspaper talked about the demands of Al-Hilal fans for the departure of coach Inzaghi and a complete overhaul both technically and administratively, including players.
The newspaper stated: A title is not enough, Inzaghi, and the loss of the Roshan League title despite the first team not suffering any defeats, having 84 points, scoring 85 goals, and conceding 27, all those numbers do not satisfy or fulfill any hunger, but instead made their fierce rival Al-Nassr the champions of the league.
The newspaper “Tuttomercatoweb” conveyed the wave of fan anger, sympathizing with them regarding the team’s situation, and held the head coach Inzaghi fully responsible for the unsatisfactory performance. It called on the club's management to announce his dismissal from his position and not to continue with the leader at any cost, with the situation escalating to the potential departure of the administrative staff and several local and foreign professional players.
Despite the overwhelming waves of anger from Al-Hilal fans, the Italian Inzaghi still has another season in his contract with the team, and his fate remains uncertain these days as the matter of his future, whether to stay or leave his position, is being studied.
The biggest obstacle for Al-Hilal management may be Inzaghi's hefty salary, which amounts to about 50 million euros annually, in addition to a penalty clause worth 41 million euros, making the idea of his departure financially complicated.
Disappointment
The Italian newspaper “Tuttomercatoweb” quoted Inzaghi, saying: “There is disappointment because we wanted to win the league. I thanked the players in the locker room after the end of the Al-Fayha match because they had a very good season in which we won the King’s Cup, although the ambition was higher.”
Familiar Story
The newspaper pointed out that Inzaghi had previously stumbled by not winning the Italian league during his coaching period with Inter Milan, where he finished the league unbeaten but did not succeed in winning it.
Napoli.. NO
Meanwhile, the Italian newspaper “AMP SPORT MEFIASET” reported that Napoli’s management contacted coach Inzaghi to finalize negotiations between the two parties for him to take over the technical responsibilities next season. However, the response from Inzaghi was, “No, thank you.. let's postpone everything for later.” Inzaghi's refusal was due to two main reasons: the first being his ongoing contract with Al-Hilal, and the second being the difficulty of changing his current situation unless a decision is made to terminate the contract from the side of the leader.
