Legendary Inter Milan President Wakes Up From Induced Coma | OneFootball

Legendary Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti has reportedly woken up from an induced coma and is getting better.

According to Milano Today via FCInterNews, the 80-year-old remains in a critical condition, which requires constant monitoring.

Indeed, Massimo Moratti is still in intensive care.

One of the most iconic figures in Inter history suffers from pneumonia.

When his condition worsened a few days ago, doctors admitted him to the hospital for urgent treatment.

Indeed, doctors at Humanitas in Rozzano had to put him in an induced coma.

Legendary Inter Milan President Massimo Moratti Wakes Up from Induced Coma

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

Despite waking up from a coma, Moratti’s condition remains serious and requires the utmost caution.

Indeed, the famous Italian businessman is still in intensive care.

On the bright side, doctors removed Moratti’s breathing tube, and he has started breathing on his own.

Furthermore, he also spoke briefly with his wife, his children, and his sister.

However, he will remain under constant surveillance.

During his long-term tenure as Inter Milan president, Moratti won 16 trophies, including the historic treble in 2010.