The Nerazzurri will parade through the streets of Milan at the end of the match against Torino to celebrate the second star
After having won the scudetto of the second star and celebrated on the night between Monday and Tuesday, Inter is ready to parade through the streets of Milan to receive the warmth and affection of its fans: the Nerazzurri will leave from San Siro at the end of the tomorrow’s match against Torino on board an open-top bus that will accompany them to the Duomo, in a long tricolor parade.
La Gazzetta dello Sport explains how this party will take place: “Lautaro, Barella, Bastoni and the other champions three years ago still had a worry: the public parade, the embrace with the city that Covid had prevented in 2021. The following year the Devil’s Day had also arrived and that Milan colored red and black had left a bit of healthy envy mixed with regret. […] Everyone always imagined the day they would finally get on that bus. Well, the day is tomorrow, the team will receive the love of a people on the move, from San Siro to the Duomo. According to the authorities, they will be well above 50,000, especially if the weather is as clement as the forecasts promise“.
“At 12.30pm Toro arrives at the Meazza and upon entering the pitch the Granata will pay homage to the Italian champions with a Spanish-style “pasillo de honour”: the Inter fans will pass between the two wings of Juric’s players. A noble scene, which Inter had already experienced in 2021 when, having won the Italian flag, they received the same applause from Sampdoria.
[…] A long-awaited scudetto, however, will also have a surplus of celebrations: on 19 May, after Inter-Lazio, the last home match, Lautaro will kiss and raise the scudetto trophy to the skies of Milan and some singers of proven “interism” will perform at San Siro. The club has already obtained the approval of a heavyweight like Ligabue, while they await a response from Andrea Bocelli. As often happens, Max Pezzali will be at the stadium wearing a Nerazzurri scarf, but it is not yet known for sure whether he will participate in the live show: after all, in that same stadium, he will sing shortly after, on July 1st. In the lineup Il Pagante and front man Eddy Veerus will make the fans hear the version of the chorus “E per la gente che…” created together with Nord. Unless the lineup changes in the next two weeks, the other catchphrase “I had a dream” will not be heard at the Meazza: the hit by the trio Tananai-Madame-Rose Villain, requested directly by the club and just released on streaming, will be sung only at the Castello Sforzesco in a private live event for the team and employees“.
