Milan is painted black and blue. From the hallowed turf of San Siro to the bustling streets around the Duomo, the city is celebrating Inter's Serie A title—a championship clinched at home for the first time since 1989. Back then, the derby against Milan was officially a "home" match for the Rossoneri; now, the Nerazzurri have reclaimed that glory on their own ground.
The celebrations were a team effort, with Marcus Thuram, Cristian Chivu, and Federico Dimarco leading the charge. Thuram, in particular, was the heartbeat of the party, even before the final whistle. Behind-the-scenes footage from DAZN captured the Frenchman shouting, "Come on, blow the whistle, come on!" His energy was infectious.
After the match, Thuram heaped praise on teammate Nicolò Barella. "Barella is the best Italian player, one of the best in the world," he said. "I didn't understand why he was being questioned, but even the greatest get questioned. He is also our captain, and this title is for him tonight." Thuram also highlighted the squad's chemistry: "This group loves being together, loves joking around, loves making sacrifices together. I saw that from the first day I arrived."
The party at San Siro was soundtracked by "Made in Romania," a song that first gained traction in Turkey after a viral video brought into the dressing room by Hakan Çalhanoğlu years ago. According to DAZN, the tune became a fitting tribute to Chivu on the day of the Scudetto. The coach was pulled under the Curva by Dimarco, responding by pointing at his players and savoring the moment from the sidelines.
The festivities spilled into Piazza Duomo, where thousands of fans flooded the streets. An official parade is scheduled for May 17, pending public order considerations. Even before kickoff, fan banners made their mark—one showing Chivu "keeping" Antonio Conte, the previous Scudetto winner, "on a leash," a playful nod to a similar banner where Dumfries was seen holding Theo Hernandez on a leash.
This is Inter's moment, and Milan is wearing black and blue with pride.