Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi has publicly addressed rumors about his potential departure from the club following their devastating 5-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday.

The historic loss at Allianz Arena in Munich marked the first time any team has been defeated by a five-goal margin in a Champions League final, intensifying speculation about Inzaghi's future with the Italian giants.

When questioned about the rumors linking him to Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal, Inzaghi remained noncommittal, stating: "It's not the time to take about my future. We will see in the next days. I will meet with Inter first and we will assess the situation together."

Reports indicate that Al-Hilal, who recently dismissed Jorge Jesus, has identified Inzaghi as their primary target and has presented the Italian coach with a lucrative offer. The Saudi club is reportedly seeking a prompt response as they want their new manager in place before the FIFA Club World Cup begins later this month, with a crucial match against Real Madrid scheduled for June 18.

Inzaghi's Tenure at Inter Milan

Since taking charge of Inter Milan in 2021, Inzaghi has enjoyed considerable success, securing one Serie A title, two Coppa Italia trophies, and three Supercoppa Italiana titles. This impressive domestic record makes him an attractive candidate for Al-Hilal, who are looking to strengthen their position in global football.

Despite his achievements with Inter, the manner of their Champions League final defeat has raised questions about his future. The 5-0 scoreline represents the most lopsided result in the competition's final history and comes as a significant blow to both the club and Inzaghi's reputation.

The coming days will be crucial as Inzaghi meets with Inter Milan's hierarchy to discuss his position and potential future with the club, while Al-Hilal awaits his decision regarding their offer.