Former Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti is delighted seeing the club champions.

However, he admits he would’ve sacked coach Simone Inzaghi when the team was struggling.

Moratti told La Repubblica: “Sewing the second star on the pitch against Milan to your chest, for an Inter fan, was priceless. Unimaginable and unexpected, but at the same time very deserved.

“There was a celebration in the city after the match against Torino. There were really a lot of fans. I’m still amazed at how football can move people.”

On Inzaghi, he said: “He has qualities that are his alone. He has patience, attention, intelligence, the right amount of meticulousness and the ability to improve himself.

“I have appreciated him over time. In certain moments, if I made a mistake, I would have sacked him. It’s a criticism I make of myself, not of him.

“Winning the title again is very important. There are no positional gains, you always have to put in effort and seriousness because it only takes a moment to lose what you have built. The Champions League is certainly more complicated to plan for, but never say never.”