Inter has decided to impose a press blackout following their home draw against Lazio, a result that significantly impacts the team`s Scudetto aspirations under coach Simone Inzaghi. According to Sky Sport journalist Andrea Paventi, “No Inter personnel, neither Simone Inzaghi nor the players, will be speaking, and the scheduled press conference has been cancelled.”
The likely reason behind this silence is believed to be related to protests over the refereeing. It appears that concerns regarding various incidents and the way referee Chiffi managed the match were not well-received, prompting the club to avoid openly criticizing the officiating or commenting negatively on the situation.
Consequently, no official statements are being released tonight. It remains uncertain whether a press conference will be held in the coming days before the match against Como, or if communications will be postponed until after the final game of the season. However, Inzaghi will not be available for the post-match press conference on the final day due to his recent sending off and subsequent suspension.
Both the players and club officials remained within the dressing room after the match; no information has emerged from there, and they will not be sharing their feelings post-game. The definitive decision for tonight is to maintain a strict silence.