Here’s how Inzaghi will manage the attackers between Udinese and the derby

Correa starting tomorrow, Arnautovic’s chance to start would likely come on Wednesday against Milan in the Coppa Italia: the latest news.

Tomorrow marks the beginning of a real fixture congestion for Simone Inzaghi’s Inter Milan, with commitments in the league, Coppa Italia, and Champions League. 

The coach’s choices regarding the management of attackers seem clear, as reported by Corriere dello Sport via Fcinter1908.it: "The opportunity is favorable due to the absence of captain Lautaro, and there may not be many more chances, given the season is coming to an end. 

From Inter Milan’s perspective, a lot is expected from Correa and Arnautovic in tomorrow’s match against Udinese, both of whom are nearing the end of their time at the club but are considered crucial to bolster the attack in the pursuit of seasonal objectives. 

Against Udinese, the Argentine is favored to start (paired with Thuram), while the Austrian is expected to come on during the game. 

Both are out of contract, with no renewal prospects in sight. 

This represents a significant opportunity to bring joy to the Inter Milan faithful, who are missing Lautaro at the start of a decisive final stretch across three different competitions. 

So far, Correa has started in Serie A only against Verona and Genoa, with two drastically different performances: he impressed against Verona but was substituted at halftime against Genoa. 

In the latter match, the discontent from the San Siro crowd accompanied a poor evening, so tomorrow, the team will need to start with the right attitude to engage the fans in the stands. 

With Tucu starting tomorrow, Arnautovic’s chance to begin would likely come on Wednesday against Milan in the Coppa Italia. 

Moreover, in the background, the option of Taremi remains—a potential attacking wildcard for Inzaghi, provided he can return to his best form. 

So far, Taremi has been a missing piece; pubalgia in recent months has negatively affected his season, and Inter Milan expects a late surge from him to provide positive responses. He rediscovered his form with a crucial brace for the national team, but now the club needs signs of improvement in Milan to help write a more successful chapter than what has been so far. 

The former Porto player, signed on a free transfer, is contracted until June 2027, but at 32, he finds himself at a crossroads in his career, and his future at Inter Milan is far from certain. 

Even looking ahead, the Inter Milan attack continues to rely on two certainties (Lautaro and Thuram), one question mark (Taremi), and two players heading out (Correa and Arnautovic), with the prospect of an overall rejuvenation that will also affect the rest of the squad."