After the 1-1 draw against Verona (here is the match report), Inter’s celebrations began at San Siro, where the Serie A trophy was lifted.
We’re following every stage of the Nerazzurri celebrations, which will wrap up late tonight in Piazza Duomo.
🍟 Bastoni enjoys himself: eating chips during the celebrations
Once again, Alessandro Bastoni delivers an iconic food-related moment during the celebrations. After the 2021 scenes with his mother wiping his mouth with a napkin, the defender was filmed on the bus eating chips while enjoying the fans’ chants.
📸 Thuram sparks debate: the flag is 😱
Marcus Thuram continues to be the life of the party and will plausibly also be the most talked-about man when it comes to Derby-related controversy.
The Inter forward raised an emblematic flag that needs no further detail or speculation.
😂 Thuram and Calha going wild: signing sunglasses, the helmet and the Olès
The celebrations go on and the players are loving it. Among the most active is Thuram, who signed a fan’s sunglasses and then put on a helmet. A sort of tribute to coach Chivu, who used to wear one as a player?
Calhanoglu is fully involved too: the Turkish midfielder repeatedly lifted the Scudetto for his fans to chants of “Olè”.
🏆 Barella and Lautaro lift the trophies
Inter’s triumphal ride continues on the bus that left from San Siro. The main stars are the two undisputed leaders, Nicolò Barella and captain Lautaro Martinez, who raised the two trophies won by the Nerazzurri this year into the sky.
🚌 The bus leaves San Siro, huge crowd!
At 7:30 p.m., more than an hour behind schedule, Inter’s open-top bus set off. Huge crowds were waiting for the Nerazzurri, who are expected to arrive in Piazza Duomo around midnight, although timings are subject to major changes.
🫂 Thuram with dad Lilian and… Materazzi 😎
Thuram is celebrating with everyone: first with his family, putting the sunglasses on his grandmother too, as well as hugging his father Lilian.
Then came the turn of a historic photo with Materazzi on the sidelines of an interview with DAZN: both of them, obviously, wearing the “fast glasses”. Thuram himself spoke about his relationship with the former Nerazzurri defender "Marco Materazzi has always been close to me, especially in the toughest moments of this season."
🏆 The trophy presentation, Chivu "pushed" into the middle
Captain Lautaro Martinez — first alone and then together with Chivu — lifts the 21st Scudetto into the sky amid the celebrations at San Siro.
Cristian Chivu also spoke about these celebrations (here are his full comments) on DAZN: "The Cup lifted together with Lautaro? They pushed me in there, I didn’t want to. It’s a moment for the players, I’ll take a photo with the staff afterward and that will be enough for me."
✌️ Huge roar for Chivu and he responds
A huge roar rang out from San Siro for Cristian Chivu, who responded with a "V" hand sign, and the curva immediately broke into a chant for him.
😎 "Fast" glasses for Dimarco and Bastoni too
Marcus Thuram’s "fast" glasses are becoming a trend: Dimarco and Bastoni wore them too. Akanji and Calhanoglu also put on glasses for the occasion.
✒️ The Cup is engraved: F. C. Internazionale
As usual, the engraving on the Scudetto trophy is shown: F. C. Internazionale 2025-2026.
🚌 The celebration schedule
The Nerazzurri parade was expected to start at around 6:30 p.m. The departure point was set for Viale Caprilli, an area where a large gathering of fans was already expected along the sides of the parking ramp at the Meazza. The precedent from 2024 suggests stretched travel times: back then the bus took about half an hour just to reach the Ippodromo roundabout.
From there, the route was to pass through Piazzale Lotto and continue along Via Monte Rosa, crossing a large part of the city between Piazza Amendola and the CityLife area, before reaching Piazza Buonarroti. After that, the open-top bus, decked out in Inter colors and carrying the league trophy and the Coppa Italia, would take Via Boccaccio, pass through Piazzale Cadorna and then turn into Via Carducci.
The parade would then continue toward Largo d’Ancona, Corso Magenta and Via Meravigli, entering central Milan by passing in front of Castello Sforzesco. The route would then touch Piazza Cordusio and Via Orefici, before the final arrival in Piazza Duomo, beneath the Madonnina.
Compared to the parade two years ago, the route will therefore be shorter. The ending, however, will not change: the team will appear from the terrace of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, leading chants through a megaphone together with the sea of fans present. In 2024, around 400,000 Inter fans took to the streets.
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