The mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, awarded Inter with the Ambrogino d’Oro: these are his words
This morning the mayor of Milan, Beppe Salawelcomed all the guests in the Alessi Hall of Palazzo MarinoInter to deliver the Ambrogino d’Oro to the Italian Champion team. This was his speech when he received the award.
Sala presents the Ambrogino d’Oro toInter: «I’m a bit embarrassed, I have to try to be institutional but my internalism comes out. I thought of my father, who was afraid of flying and only managed to take a plane to follow Inter abroad.
Congratulations to everyone, I start with the players, not only because you won but because your behavior has always been in line with the values of the city. Your name is Internazionale and Milan always wants to be more international, consider that 21% of residents are not of Italian origin and there have been very few Milanese for generations.
The second thank you goes to Simone Inzaghi, our coach. I have been mayor for 8 years, doing this job means managing criticism. If things aren’t going well you want to change, then you resist. I want to thank the management, the staff, everyone, for the work done, which is a bit self-managed, but the last thanks goes to Steven Zhang with whom I spoke yesterday.
A special thanks to captain Lautaro, not only for what he did on the pitch, but for being so Milanese, for feeling so comfortable in Milan. The hope is to go even beyond twenty championships. Obviously, as mayor of Milan I have already told the Milan fans that when it is their turn to go from 19 to 20, if I am still mayor, I will reward them too».
