Simone Inzaghi
Italian football manager
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| June 5 2025 | Appointed as head coach of Al Hilal in Saudi Arabia, beginning a new chapter in his managerial career. |
| June 4 2025 | Simone Inzaghi was appointed as the manager of Al Hilal, signing a two-year contract with the Saudi Arabian football club. |
| June 3 2025 | Left Inter by mutual consent after losing the Serie A title and the Champions League final. |
| June 3 2025 | Expected conclusion of his current managerial contract with Inter Milan. |
| 2025 | Reached UEFA Champions League final with Inter Milan for the second consecutive time. |
| May 6 2025 | Led Inter Milan to its seventh European Cup final, defeating FC Barcelona 7-6 on aggregate. |
| 2024 | Received Panchina d'Oro award |
| 2024 | Won Serie A championship with Inter Milan as manager |
| 2024 | Named Serie A Coach of the Year |
| 2024 | Won Enzo Bearzot Award |
| December 2024 | Named Serie A Coach of the Month for December |
| April 2024 | Won Serie A Coach of the Month award for April |
| April 22 2024 | Won the 2023-24 Serie A with Inter Milan in a 2-1 victory in the Milan Derby. |
| January 2024 | Won Serie A Coach of the Month award for January |
| January 15 2024 | Placed third in the 2023 Best FIFA Men's Coach award. |
| 2023 | Won Supercoppa Italiana with Inter Milan as manager |
| 2023 | Won Coppa Italia with Inter Milan as manager |
| 2023 | Awarded Serie A Most Valuable Coach |
| 2023 | Led Inter Milan to the Champions League final, facing Pep Guardiola's Manchester City with a 'reactive' tactical approach that was noted for being difficult to predict. |
| 2023 | James Horncastle of BBC Sport praised Inzaghi's leadership qualities, highlighting his adaptability and skill as a man-manager. |
| October 2023 | Won Serie A Coach of the Month award for October |
| September 5 2023 | Extended his contract with Inter Milan until 2025. |
| 2022 | Finished as UEFA Champions League runner-up with Inter Milan |
| 2022 | Francesco Porzio of CBS Soccer noted that Inzaghi gave his players more tactical freedom compared to his predecessor Antonio Conte, which positively impacted team performances. |
| May 11 2022 | Won the Coppa Italia with Inter Milan, defeating Juventus 4-2 after extra time. |
| January 12 2022 | Won the Supercoppa Italiana with Inter Milan, defeating Juventus 2-1. |
| 2021 | Won Supercoppa Italiana with Inter Milan as manager |
| December 2021 | Won Serie A Coach of the Month award for December |
| July 1 2021 | Appointed as head coach of Inter Milan, beginning a new chapter in his managerial career. |
| June 3 2021 | Signed a two-year contract as coach of Inter Milan. |
| May 27 2021 | Officially left Lazio to become the next manager of Inter Milan. |
| May 27 2021 | Officially left Lazio after being linked to Inter Milan. |
| 2019 | Won the domestic cup with Lazio, defeating Atalanta 2-0 and qualifying for UEFA Europa League. |
| December 22 2019 | Won his second Supercoppa Italiana title with Lazio, defeating Juventus 3-1. |
| 2018 | Finished fifth in Serie A with Lazio, narrowly missing Champions League qualification. |
| 2018 | Won Coppa Italia as manager of Lazio |
| June 3 2018 | Married Gaia Lucariello in a personal ceremony. |
| 2017 | Guided Lazio to fifth place in the domestic league and the Italian Cup final, which was lost to Juventus. |
| 2017 | Won the Supercoppa Italiana with Lazio by defeating Juventus 3-2. |
| June 7 2017 | Renewed his contract with Lazio until 2020. |
| 2016 | Finished as Coppa Italia runner-up with Lazio as manager |
| April 3 2016 | Simone Inzaghi begins his managerial tenure at Lazio, marking the start of his first senior coaching position. |
| April 3 2016 | Appointed as interim manager of Lazio's senior team following the sacking of Stefano Pioli. |
| 2010 | Retired as a professional football player and began coaching Lazio's youth teams. |
| 2010 | Retired as a professional football player. |
| 2010 | Began coaching Lazio's youth teams. |
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