Simone Inzaghi is increasingly becoming the king of finals. Another Italian Supercup in the showcase for the Piacenza coach who becomes the most successful coach in the history of the competition. With the victory against Napoli, decided by Lautaro Martinez, he collects his fifth Supercup, overtaking Lippi and Capello (both at 4) and setting a new record.
This is the third consecutive Supercup (all three won with Inter). In his first year in Nerazzurro, he surpassed Juventus in the final at San Siro. In 2023 he repeated by beating Milan 3-0 and scored a hat-trick this year by beating the reigning Italian champions. The first two he had won with Lazio (2017 and 2019). The championship is still missing in his coaching career but since he has been in Milan he has already lifted 5 trophies (3 supercups, 2 Italian cups). Last year he also reached the Champions League final which would have represented the culmination of exponential growth. Inzaghi has, however, learned from the defeat against Manchester City, acquiring a decidedly superior status.
In Riyadh, he lifted another trophy that he hopes will be the appetizer for the championship at the end of the season. Meanwhile, he has left two sacred monsters like Lippi and Capello behind and enjoys the record of the best coach in the history of the Supercup.
Simone Inzaghi celebrated the victory in the post-match: 'I am satisfied with the record, but above all for my boys, for the company that has never lacked anything despite the difficulties. And especially for our fans who made a long journey to get here. There are few secrets to winning finals, you need to have strong teams and great motivations. This format was new to everyone, the main credit is the boys'.
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