Inter Milan are on the verge of glory, needing just a single point against Parma tonight to clinch the 2025-26 Serie A Scudetto. But don't expect to see the trophy hoisted at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza just yet—the celebrations will have to wait.

Under the guidance of Cristian Chivu, the Nerazzurri have been dominant this season. A draw in tonight's home fixture would secure the title with three games to spare, marking Inter's 21st domestic championship. It's a testament to their consistency and depth, a squad that has clicked at just the right time.

However, Serie A protocol dictates that the trophy is officially presented on the final matchday. For Inter, that means the Scudetto will be lifted after their season-closing home game against Hellas Verona on the weekend of May 17. The exact kick-off time is yet to be confirmed, but fans can expect a night of pure celebration at San Siro.

And that's not all. Reports from Italian media suggest the club is already planning an open-top bus parade through the streets of Milan, giving the tifosi a chance to share in the triumph. It's the kind of moment that defines a season—and a club's legacy.

But before the trophy is lifted, Inter have another piece of silverware in their sights. They face Lazio in the Coppa Italia Final on May 13, just days before the Verona clash. If Chivu's men can secure a domestic double, it would be a historic achievement—and a fitting reward for a team that has worn the jersey of champions all season long.