Dumfries breaks the silence: “That’s why Inzaghi was sent away. Chivu? Things have changed”

In the world of football, the truths are not often said are the most explosive. And this time it is Denzel Dumfries, the Dutch full -back of Inter, to throw petrol on the fire with statements that are making the Nerazzurri environment tremble. In an exclusive interview with a Dutch broadcaster, Dumfries revealed unpublished details on the controversial farewell of Simone Inzaghi and on the enigmatic figure of the new coach Christian Chivu.

“There had been tensions for months …”

Dumfries did not use minor terms:

“Simone Inzaghi was a respected coach, but in recent months something had broken into the locker room. Some players were no longer on his side, and there were tactical and management choices that we didn’t understand.”

According to the defender, the problems were not only technical but also relational.

“More than once we found ourselves discussing among us on some decisions. The management of some players such as Frattesi or Carlos Augusto was incomprehensible. And the results did not help.”

The real reason for Inzaghi’s farewell

But the most delicate point of the interview was when Dumfries directly faced the question of the exemption of Inzaghi.

“It was not just for the results. There were much more complex internal dynamics. Some managers were no longer in tune with him, and there were divergences on market management and economic resources. But the company tried to cover everything, saying that it was a ‘shared choice’. It was not.”

These words question the official version of the Inter leadership, who had spoken of “end of a natural cycle” and “strategic change”.

Chivu, the new leader

And then there is Christian Chivu, former legend of the club and until a few weeks ago coach of spring.

“At the beginning we were all surprised. Chivu has no experience at this level. But after the first workouts, something changed. He brought enthusiasm, discipline and above all … listen.”

Dumfries describes a completely different climate than in the last few months with Inzaghi.

“Now there is a different energy. Some young people feel more valued, and Chivu has clear ideas. We know it is still early to judge, but the locker room has found compactness.”

“Many things have been hidden there”

The most disturbing phrase comes towards the end of the interview:

“There are many mysterious things that have been hidden from us. Not only to us players, but also to the fans. Some decisions had already been taken months before, but nobody told us anything. We wanted to create a false narrative to save appearances.”

Dumfries’ words suggest a deep fracture between the locker room and a part of the management, a situation that could have long -term repercussions.

Chain reactions

As expected, the interview generated a wave of reactions. The Nerazzurri social networks have exploded, between those who defend Dumfries for his courage and those who accuse him of destabilizing the environment. According to sources close to society, the management would be “surprised and disappointed” by the player’s statements, but for now there are no disciplinary measures.

A former teammate, who preferred to remain anonymous, confirmed:

“Denzel told the truth. He is not the only one who thought it like this, but he was the first to have the courage to speak.”

The future of Inter between doubts and hopes

With Chivu driving and an apparently more united locker room, Inter tries to look forward. But Dumfries’ words open a disturbing gash on what really happened behind the scenes. What will happen if the results will not come? Will the management continue to support Chivu? And above all: how many other players think like dumfries but are silent?

One thing is certain: in Milan, the season has not yet begun, but the controversies are already at best.

Conclusion
Denzel Dumfries shook the Inter environment with statements that no one expected. Simone Inzaghi, his exemption, the dark background and the uncertain future with Chivu are now the center of attention. In an increasingly media football, the truth can be dangerous, but also liberating. And perhaps, for Inter, this is only the beginning of a new and unpredictable chapter.