Prosecutors to question Inter coach Inzaghi and others after Ultras arrested

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, following the ultras’ arrests, prosecutors will question several members of Inter and Milan, starting with Nerazzurri coach Simone Inzaghi, but there are no ongoing investigations into members of the Milanese clubs.

Gazzetta reports that Inter coach Simone Inzaghi will be the first to be heard by Milan and anti-mafia prosecutors as part of an investigation into illegal ultras activities at San Siro.

Prosecutors to question Inter coach Inzaghi and others after Ultras arrested

Phone taps appear to prove that the Nerazzurri boss was contacted by Nerazzurri ultra Marco Ferdico, who pushed for more tickets for the 2023 Champions League final. Fedrico was arrested in an anti-mafia operation at the end of September, along with other Milan ultras and Inter.

Inzaghi is not under investigation, nor are other members of Inter and Milan who have had rare contact with people currently in custody. They will therefore all be heard as ‘informed witnesses’.

Gazzetta reports that prosecutors will soon question Inzaghi, Inter vice-president Javier Zanetti, midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu and ex-Nerazzurri defender Milan Skriniar. Inzaghi is expected to meet authorities today.

Milan captain Davide Calabria, who reportedly met a Milan ultra (later arrested) in February 2023, will also talk to prosecutors in the coming days.