On Saturday, Antonio Conte's Inter Milan defeated Crotone away from home to clinch their first Serie A title since 2009/10.
The Nerazzurri clinched the title with 5 games left to play becoming the first team to be crowned champions in Europe's top 5 leagues. Antonio Conte was appointed Inter manager in 2019. Conte had previously won 3 Serie A titles as Juventus coach in addition to 5 he won as a Juventus player.
In his first season in charge, Inter finished 2nd in the league and reached the Europa League final where they lost against Sevilla. There were reports of Conte not being happy with the Inter Milan board but after a few meetings ended up staying at the San Siro.
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Inter Milan faced a massive setback at the mid-season as they were knocked out of the UEFA Champions League group stage after finishing 4th behind Real Madrid, Borussia Mönchengladbach and Shakhtar Donetsk. That eventually proved to be a blessing in disguise for the Milan club as they managed to stay focused on winning the Scudetto. Inter ended a decade long Trophy drought and also ended the dominance of arch-rivals Juventus who had won 9 consecutive League titles.
Next season Antonio Conte's men will be looking to take the next step and aim for European dominance after not making it to European knockouts this season.
