MiType: Ziwo and Inter Milan signed a contract for two years & annual salary of 2.5 million euros + bonus, and will continue to use the three-guard formation

Several media revealed that Zivo will become Inter Milan's new head coach, and the Milan Sports Daily said that the two sides have signed a contract for two years, with an annual salary of 2.5 million euros plus bonuses.

After Inzaghi left the team and went to Saudi Arabia to make gold, Inter Milan urgently needed to hire a new coach. At present, Inter Milan is very close to signing a contract with former player Ziwo. The Milan Sports Daily said that Ziwo and Inter Milan have agreed on the details of the contract. He will sign the contract until June 30, 2027, with an annual salary of about 2.5 million euros, plus bonuses. Now everything has been confirmed, just waiting for the official announcement.

Zivo was a member of Inter Milan's treble championship in 2010. After retiring, he coached Inter Milan's youth team. He took over Parma midway through this season and led the team to successfully relegate. Zivo has arrived in Milan and had an interview with the management of Inter Milan last night. This interview discussed not only the contract issue, but also the team's future development plan.

Zivo will become the 69th head coach in Inter club history, and he is very familiar with Inter and was once a famous defender, which will help Zivo control Inter's locker room. After taking office, Ziwo will lead the team for its first training next Monday, and the entire Inter Milan team will go to Los Angeles, USA on Wednesday to prepare to participate in this summer's Club World Cup.

The Milan Sports also pointed out that after Inzaghi Jr. left the team, Inter Milan's new coach's first choice was Fabregas. But the Como club refused to release people, and Fabregas didn't want to turn against Como. Despite the huge pressure from Inter Sporting Director Osilio even flew to London on Wednesday to interview Fabregas, Como Club Chairman Suvalso made a clear refusal, forcing Inter to find other coaching candidates.

The targets Inter Milan have since been considered by two old players, Zivo and Vieira, and Zivo is more popular in comparison. Because Ziwo can follow the three-back tactics system of Inzaghi, and is willing to cooperate with some Inter Milan coaches who stay in the team, Inter Milan will not undergo much change after Ziwo takes office. Zivo's agent also convinced Parma's senior executives not to exercise their priority renewal rights with Zivo, which made Inter Milan sign Zivo without any obstacles.