According to Internazionale's official website, Internazionale hosted the Italian Deaf National Team at San Siro during their match against Udinese. A delegation of about 20 people watched the game live and witnessed Internazionale's comeback victory over Udinese. This was the first time the Italian Deaf National Team had been invited to watch a Serie A match.

The Italian Deaf National Team is affiliated with the Italian Federation for Deaf Sports, an organization recognized by the Italian Paralympic Committee. The team participates in European competitions organized by the European Deaf Sports Organization, as well as the Deaflympics and World Championships organized by the International Committee of Sports for the Deaf. Its members are deaf athletes from across Italy, many of whom regularly compete in leagues under the Italian Football Federation.

Internazionale arranged a special stadium tour for the delegation. The athletes watched Internazionale warm up from the sidelines, experiencing the team's preparation process up close. The Italian Deaf National Team also participated in the pre-match show and met with Internazionale Vice President Javier Zanetti during the event. Both parties later took a photo together on stage.

This event continues Internazionale's efforts to promote more accessible and inclusive football. The club has already introduced Italian Sign Language at press conferences and has collaborated with the Italian National Agency for the Deaf to broadcast starting lineups in Italian Sign Language on the San Siro stadium's big screen.

This event brought two sports communities together through their shared love of football and reflected their mutual commitment to making sports more inclusive.

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