According to official news, Inter Milan reserve coach Andrea Zanchetta has left office.

Announcement is as follows:

Andrea Zancheta bid farewell to the coach of Inter Milan reserve team after leading the team to win the 2024/25 season Reserve League championship, bringing a successful end to his journey to the Nerazzurri youth training nine years ago. This is a story about the court, training, and silence is better than audio teaching. It's a story about values, even before the achievement itself.

Zencheta came to Inter Milan in 2016. It's a return, but more importantly, the beginning of a new life: life as a coach. He coached the U17 echelon and was immediately successful. This is not only about the trophy, winning the league championship in the first year, and winning the league and Super Cup double championships, but also about how he achieves his goal: clear thinking, paying attention to details, and paying close attention to the players' growth path.

After coaching the U17 echelon for three seasons, he turned to the U18 echelon: a new project, a new challenge. Zancheta responded with a consistent rigorous attitude and created a team that can fight side by side and grow together. His team made the playoffs three times in three seasons and reached the finals in the 2022/23 season. This continuous stability is a significant indicator of its working quality.

In 2024, the call of the reserve team came: this is both an end and a new starting point. Zancheta took the position of prominent coach who had walked out of many of the Nerazzurri's current and future protagonists. His response was quick and specific: a young team that matured and full of desire under its careful shape, finally won the league championship after a season worth remembering.

Over the years, Zancheta has trained players, but more importantly, cultivated personality. Relying on professional qualities and humble character, full of enthusiasm and responsibility. Zancheta gave his team a distinction, built a development path, and left a mark. A blue and black mark.

Thank you, coach, good luck!