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News.com.au
13 hours ago
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Milan pull off late rescue vs. Urawa!
Football: Catch all the the game highlights between Inter Milano and the Urawa Red Diamonds in the Club World Cup.
Yahoo
21 hours ago
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Revealed – Inter Milan & Other Clubs Must Pay FIFA A Fine For Yellow Cards At Club World Cup
Revealed – Inter Milan & Other Clubs Must Pay FIFA A Fine For Yellow Cards At Club World Cup Inter Milan and other clubs must pay FIFA a fine for each yellow card that players receive at the Club World Cup. This is confirmed by the tournament's organizers, via FCInterNews. A first yellow card is worth a €12,000 fine, a second yellow is €15,000, and a straight red card is €20,000. Advertisement The Nerazzurri will take on Japanese side Urawa Red Diamonds in Seattle this evening. Meanwhile, Inter's Derby d'Italia rivals Juventus are the other team playing in the tournament. They will face Wydad tomorrow. Inter & Other Clubs Must Pay €12,000 Fines For Yellow Cards At Club World Cu PASADENA, CALIFORNIA – JUNE 17: Cristian Chivu, Head Coach of FC Internazionale Milano, reacts following the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group E match between CF Monterrey and FC Internazionale Milano at Rose Bowl Stadium on June 17, 2025 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by) Participation in the Club World Cup is certainly lucrative for the clubs. However, at the same time, FIFA have taken one notable step to recoup some of the cost of the prize money for the teams. The organizers of the Club World Cup will charge teams for each yellow card that a player receives at the tournament. Advertisement A first yellow card incurs a fine of €12,000. Meanwhile, it is a €15,000 fine for a second yellow card. Then, a €20,000 fine for a straight red card. For Inter, that means that they will pay FIFA a €36,000 fine for yellow cards received by Nicolo Barella, Kristjan Asllani, and Lautaro Martinez against Monterrey in their group stage opener.
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a day ago
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Inter Milan Striker Praises Brother: ‘He's A Beast' – Adds ‘There's No Competition Between Us'
Inter Milan striker Sebastiano Esposito says his brother Francesco Pio is a 'beast' but says there is 'no competition' between them. The 22-year-old spoke to Italian broadcaster DAZN, via FCInterNews, ahead of today's Club World Cup match against Urawa Red Diamonds. Advertisement Sebastiano spent last season on loan at Empoli. Meanwhile, Francesco Pio was at Spezia last campaign. However, the two loan deals end. Therefore, the pair of brothers are now at Inter playing together for the senior team for the first time ever. This is just for the Club World Cup. There is a sense that neither of the two brothers will be wearing the Inter shirt come the start of next season. Nevertheless, both Sebastiano and Francesco Pio will have their role to play for Inter over the next few weeks. Sebastiano Esposito Calls Francesco Pio A 'Beast' VERONA, ITALY – DECEMBER 08: Sebastiano Esposito of Empoli FC celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the Serie A match between Verona and Empoli at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on December 08, 2024 in Verona, Italy. (Photo by) Sebastiano Esposito said that playing together with Francesco Pio is 'great on a personal level.' Advertisement 'I already played with [his other brother] Salvatore for six months at SPAL,' he noted. 'And so doing the same now with Pio is great.' Meanwhile, Sebastiano said that his younger brother 'has grown a lot.' 'He's become a beast on a physical level,' said the 22-year-old striker. 'We're in the dressing room together. We always talk, and starting with the next match he should be available because he's recovered from his injury.' Then, Sebastiano joked that 'let's hope he can do the opposite of what I did against Monterrey – score a goal!' And as far as the relationship between the brothers, Sebastiano insisted that 'there's no competition between us.'
CNA
07-06-2025
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- CNA
Inter sign Brazilian forward Henrique from Marseille
Inter Milan have signed Brazilian forward Luis Henrique from Ligue 1 side Olympique de Marseille, the Serie A club announced on Saturday. While the length of the contract and financial details were not disclosed, Italian media reported the 23-year-old had signed until 2030 in a deal valued at 23 million euros ($26.21 million) plus a further 2 million euros in add-ons. Henrique began his career at Botafogo before signing for Marseille in 2020. In 108 appearances for the French club, he has scored 11 goals - nine of which came in the 2024-25 season as Marseille finished second in Ligue 1. Inter, who suffered a 5-0 loss in the Champions League final against Paris St Germain last month and finished second in Serie A behind champions Napoli, are next in action at the Club World Cup. They begin their campaign on June 17 when they take on Mexico's Monterrey in Los Angeles, followed by two games in Seattle against Urawa Red Diamonds and River Plate. ($1 = 0.8777 euros)
CNA
06-06-2025
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Inter set to appoint former player Chivu as manager to replace Inzaghi
Inter Milan will appoint their former player and youth coach Cristian Chivu as manager to replace the recently departed Simone Inzaghi once details are worked out with his current club Parma, Inter president Giuseppe Marotta said on Friday. Inzaghi left Inter on Tuesday, four years to the day since his appointment and three days after his side suffered a 5-0 defeat to Paris St Germain in the Champions League final to end the season trophyless, and was named coach of Al-Hilal a day later. Italian media reports had already named Chivu as the new manager with the 44-year-old Romanian set to sign a two-year contract, and Marotta, speaking at the Serie A Festival, all but confirmed the news. "To win, money alone is not enough, expertise, planning, experience, and many other qualities are needed," Marotta said. "All these qualities are what we believe to have, for example in the case of Chivu. I'm saying this because I cannot give official confirmation as there is a bureaucratic aspect we need to overcome with Parma." While Inzaghi arrived at Inter after being in charge of Lazio for five full seasons, winning a Coppa Italia and two Italian Super Cups with the Rome-based team, the club are now putting their faith in a coach with very little coaching experience at this level. Chivu spent seven seasons as a defender at Inter, ending his playing career at the club in 2014 and was part of Jose Mourinho's treble-winning side of 2010. He returned to Inter in 2018, taking charge of underage teams and moving up through the ranks to manage the youth team where he won the league title in his first season in charge in 2022. Chivu left Inter at the end of the 2023-24 season, and in February this year he took on his first senior managerial role when he was named Parma manager to replace Fabio Pecchia with the club in the Serie A relegation zone. Parma had lost five of their last six games under Pecchia, while Chivu suffered just three defeats in his 13 matches in charge, securing the club's survival with a win at Atalanta on the final day of the season. Chivu has little time to settle in with the Club World Cup fast approaching where Inter begin the tournament on June 17 when they take on Mexicos' Monterrey in Los Angeles followed by two games in Seattle against Urawa Red Diamonds and River Plate.
