Former Inter Milan Chairman Moratti s condition has improved and the intubation has been removed

Last Wednesday, 80-year-old former Inter Milan leader Moratti was rushed to a local hospital in Milan due to sudden breathing difficulties due to pneumonia. In order to stabilize his blood oxygen, the doctor put him on a ventilator that day. Just 48 hours later, good news came: the old man had successfully detubed the tube and now he could "take his breath". According to the Il Giorno newspaper, his body temperature and blood oxygen indicators are all moving towards the benefits. As long as the doctor does not repeat it in the next few days, the doctor will prepare to let him go home to rest.

Don't look at Moratti now retreating to the second line, he is a man who has been giving up his life to the blue and black. From 1995 to 2004, he took the position of Inter Milan for the first time, and returned in 2006, working until 2013. In his 18 years, the team has turned from a "star black hole" into a trophy harvester: 5 Serie A, 4 Italian Cups, 4 Italian Super Cups, 1 Champions League, and 1 Club World Cup. In the 2009-10 season, Mourinho led the team to win the "triple championship" of the Champions League, Serie A and Italian Cup. Inter Milan was also called "Morati's child" by fans. As soon as the news of the old man being hospitalized came out, the screen on social media was filled with blue and black heart-shaped icons. Someone posted a photo of him appearing in Meacha as chairman in 2013. Inter Milan won Verona 2-0 that day, and Morati smiled like a child who got candy in the stands. Nowadays, the smile in the photos has become the picture that fans miss the most. Fortunately, the news from the hospital was more optimistic, and the doctor even allowed the family to visit briefly. It is said that the first thing Moratti said when she saw her grandson was: "Don't forget to watch the ball on the weekend."

The medical team will give him a last comprehensive assessment in the next few days. If the lung inflammation is completely controlled, the old man can go home with the doctor's advice and continue to be his "Inter Milan No. 1 fan".