Inter Milan’s head coach, Cristian Chivu, held a meeting with the club’s directors this morning to deliberate on future strategies and a potential contract extension, aiming to secure his tenure until 2029.
According to reports from Sky Sport Italia, the meeting took place at the Nerazzurri’s club headquarters. Key figures present included President Beppe Marotta, directors Piero Ausilio and Dario Baccin, along with representatives from Oaktree Capital Partners.
Chivu and Inter Directors Discuss New Deal and Transfer Strategy
The club is reportedly considering a two-year extension to Chivu’s current contract, which is set to expire in June 2027. Inter has already prepared a new agreement that would extend his commitment to 2029 and includes a significant salary increase.
In addition to contract discussions, the meeting also covered future plans concerning important players, specifically mentioning Alessandro Bastoni, who is a target for Barcelona. Potential new signings to bolster the squad for the upcoming 2026-27 season were also on the agenda.
Chivu has just concluded his first full Serie A season as coach, leading Inter to both the Scudetto and Coppa Italia titles. A former Inter defender and ex-Romania international, Chivu previously coached Inter’s Primavera youth team and was part of the treble-winning squad in 2010 as a player under José Mourinho at the Stadio Meazza.
