After the win over Leverkusen and the draw for the Europa League final, Antonio Conte's team hopes to change its future • Owner Stephen Zhang and CEO "Bafa" Maruta are already moving the wheels

• Conte after the victory over Leverkusen. Will there be another season at Inter?

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Inter finished last season in the Italian league with an almost feeling. As the vice-champion of the last nine years, Juventus, the team from Milan carries with it a sense of frustration, and does not take comfort in the ticket to the Champions League of the 2020/2021 season.

In the Europa League end-of-season tournament, Antonio Conte's team arrived under uncertainty and insecurity. This is evident despite the victory over Hattafa in the quarterfinals and also yesterday, when they defeated Leverkusen 1: 2 and qualified for the semi-finals of the second important factory.

The Italian sports daily, Corriere dello Sport, claims that for the Narazzi, winning the Europa League is no longer a consolation prize, but a real battle for the future, for the whole box office. Inter's dormant owner, Stephen Zang, may also wake up, and is expected to appear in the semi-finals against the winner between Shakhtar Donetsk and FC Basel in the quarter-finals.

Zhang remains at home in China due to the corona plague, trying to manage the group remotely. Now that winning the Europa League seems closer than ever, he wants to move the business closer, including meeting Conte face-to-face to decide the coach's future career. Raising the European title will definitely help this happen.

Inter CEO Marpa also intends to intervene on the professional side and be the one to build it as a team vying for all the titles, hoping to stop Juventus' hegemony in Italy.