Former Inter Milan President Discharged After Month-Long Hospital Stay | OneFootball

Former Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti has been discharged from hospital after a month at the Humanitas institute in Rozzano with pneumonia.

The 79-year-old had been admitted at the end of August and faced serious complications.

He was intubated for a week in intensive care before his condition improved.

Now, he has returned home to continue his recovery, as per FCInter1908.

Legendary Ex Inter Milan President Moratti Discharged From Hospital

ITALY – NOVEMBER 09: President of FC Inter Massimo Moratti attends the Serie A match between FC Internazionale Milano and AS Livorno Calcio at San Siro Stadium on November 9, 2013 in Italy. (Photo by Claudio Villa/Getty Images)

Moratti, who led Inter through one of the most successful eras in club history:

Including the 2010 treble, which remains a symbolic figure for Nerazzurri supporters.

His health scare raised concerns across Italian football but today’s news offers relief.

The former Inter chief is expected to rest in the coming weeks while monitored by doctors.

However, his discharge marks an important step in overcoming the illness.

Inter and the wider football community will welcome this update as Moratti continues his recovery.

Moratti’s family, long tied to the history of Inter, have asked for privacy while he continues his recovery.

However, today’s update reassures fans that the Moratti once again on the path to stability.

With Inter pushing forward under current president Giuseppe Marotta, the club still feels the presence of Moratti as a symbolic leader.

His recovery from pneumonia ensures that his influence and passion for the Nerazzurri can continue to inspire for years to come.