Samir Handanovic is ready to return to Inter following his retirement. The former Nerazzurri captain has decided to hang his boots after leaving Inter Milan. However, he will be returning to Inter in a non-playing role. Also, according to reports, Handanovic will be signing a two-year contract with Inter, and become a part of the coaching staff. The Slovenian veteran played for the Nerazzurri for more than a decade and knows the club’s culture in and out. Inter has been his home and will welcome him to contribute in other areas as well.
The Slovenian keeper is now working to get a coaching license. So he will contribute to the club’s scouting department and pass on his valuable experience. The former Nerazzurri captain recently decided to retire from the sport he loves. But he does not want to go away from it and is ready to get into the coaching role. Handanovic’s leadership qualities and understanding of the game will help him to excel in the new phase of his career.
Handanovic to return to Inter after announcing his retirement
The Slovenian keeper was a loyal servant to Inter and took over Julio Cesar, who was a part of the treble-winning Inter. But Handanovic stuck with Inter through thick and thin and filled the shoes of Cesar with poise. He is a legend for Inter, and the Nerazzurri fans will be happy with his return. After his inconsistent performances in the last season, he lost the spot to Andre Onana. The Cameroonian keeper, however, decided to leave this summer.
Handanovic has immense experience of playing in Serie A, as he has been in the Italian league since 2004. Despite being born in Domzale, Slovenia, Handanovic has spent the majority of his playing career in Italy. Inter hopes that he will become an important part of their coaching staff.
