Inter Milan, under the leadership of Romanian coach Cristi Chivu, achieved an important victory of 3-0 against Cagliari, strengthening their chances of winning the 21st title in the club's history. After the match, Chivu was asked about the extension of his contract, but he emphasized that he is focused on the team's performance and not on the future. Although the club's president, Giusseppe Marotta, mentioned that the extension is a formality, Chivu preferred to remain reserved, stating that discussions will take place after the title race is completed. The coach stated that he is busy preparing the team for the Champions League, thus ensuring their presence in the competition. Chivu highlighted the importance of focusing on football and avoided speculation regarding his future at the club.
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Cristi Chivu, întrebat frontal despre prelungirea contractului cu Inter: “E un drum lung”
Chivu, cu o mână pe trofeul de campion - Gazzetta dello Sport
Inter Milano a lui Chivu a învins Cagliari în Serie A, scor 3-0
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