Inzaghi Leaves Pisa After Serie A Promotion, Expected to Join Palermo

Filippo Inzaghi has mutually parted ways with Pisa shortly after leading the club to promotion to Serie A, ending a single season tenure where he secured the club's return to Italy's top flight after 34 years. During his time at Pisa, Inzaghi achieved 24 wins, 7 draws, and 9 losses in 40 matches, confirming his successful impact. Despite the contract initially running until 2026, he will now reportedly take over as the manager of Serie B side Palermo, who paid a €1 million clause to release him from Pisa. Inzaghi, a former World Cup winner with Italy and experienced coach with past promotions from Serie B, leaves Pisa as they prepare for their first Serie A campaign in over three decades. His departure coincides with rumors about successor candidates for Pisa, including Alberto Gilardino, while newly promoted Cremonese also find themselves without a coach. The move reflects both parties' mutual agreement to separate following the historic promotion achievement.