The squad is undergoing a strategic "rejuvenation" transition under the guidelines set by Oaktree Capital.

• Composition: The team remains centered around captain Lautaro Martínez, while several veterans are expected to depart in the summer of 2026 to make way for younger profiles like Francesco Pio Esposito. The technical core includes Nicolò Barella and Hakan Çalhanoğlu.
• Tactical Focus: Under Cristian Chivu (appointed June 2025), Inter has adopted a dynamic and offensive-minded system, resulting in the highest goal-scoring record in Serie A for the 2025/26 season.
• Management: Giuseppe Marotta continues to oversee the sporting and corporate direction as President, ensuring financial sustainability alongside on-field success.

San Siro: Home Ground & Infrastructure

The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, iconic for its unique architecture, remains the fortress for Inter's home matches.

• Stadium Future: As of April 2026, the approval process for a new San Siro stadium is officially underway. Construction is planned to begin in the second half of 2027, with the new 71,500-seat venue expected to be completed by 2030.
• Infrastructure: The project includes the partial demolition and redevelopment of the current Meazza area into a public park and commercial hub.
• Atmosphere: Renowned for the "Curva Nord," the stadium provides an intense backdrop, especially during the Derby della Madonnina and high-stakes European nights.

Trophies and Honors

• Serie A (Scudetto): 20 titles (current runaway leaders for the 21st).
• UEFA Champions League: 3 titles (Runners-up in 2024/25).
• Coppa Italia: 9 titles (pursuing 10th in 2026).
• Supercoppa Italiana: 8 titles.
• FIFA Club World Cup: 1 title.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who is the manager of Inter Milan in 2026?

The current head coach is Cristian Chivu, the former Inter defender who was promoted to the first team in June 2025.

Who owns Inter Milan?

The club is owned by Oaktree Capital Management, which holds a 99.6% stake. The takeover was completed in May 2024.

What are the plans for a new stadium?

A new 71,500-seat stadium is planned to replace the current San Siro, with an implementation plan starting in 2026 and construction set for 2027.