Simone Inzaghi's decision to leave Inter Milan was made weeks before the disastrous Champions League final. The coach felt he had given his all to the team, the club, and the Inter environment. His tenure was a beautiful journey, full of emotion and satisfaction, but it ended in a painful way.

After a series of setbacks, poor performances, and defeats, Inzaghi's time with the Nerazzurri was intense and ended on a bitter note. He needs time to recharge and reflect on his accomplishments. The lead-up to the Champions League final was troubled, and Inzaghi had already informed the team that he would leave at the end of the season, regardless of the result.

The timing of his departure made it seem like an escape from a historic defeat, a fanbase that would hold him accountable, and a team that had reached its limit. Inzaghi leaves behind six domestic trophies, including a Scudetto, and two Champions League final appearances.

Inzaghi's legacy is complex, and fans are right to point to missed opportunities, especially in the league. However, competing on all fronts comes with risks, and the sting of this badly lost final may fade in time. It's up to Inter to prove whether Inzaghi was the reason they didn't win more or if he was the reason they won as much as they did.

The Champions League final was a one-sided match, and PSG's aggressive, attacking style left Inter looking short on weapons and emotionally drained. Inter fans were hurt by the sense that the team didn't try, with no fight, no pride, and no spark.

Inter seems unprepared for Inzaghi's departure and needs to strengthen or rebuild its squad. The departure of a coach who leaves behind a legacy of notable success raises questions about the team's future. Inzaghi will now have time to recharge and reflect on his accomplishments.

His time at Inter was marked by notable success, but also by flaws and missed opportunities. It's up to Inter to evaluate its performance and decide its next steps.