<h1>FIFA Club World Cup – Monterrey vs Inter Milan Betting Tips: Inter Look to Bounce Back from Champions League Woe</h1> <p>Having been thrashed in the UEFA Champions League final and having lost out on the Italian Serie A title on the final day of the season, Inter Milan would love to kiss 2024/25 goodbye.</p> <p>But they can’t, just yet, as they’re competing in Group E of the FIFA Club World Cup first. Would their players rather be at the beach… or does this tournament offer a chance of redemption?</p> <p>First up for them is Mexican side Monterrey on Wednesday (11:00 am AEST).</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Monterrey vs Inter Milan Betting Preview</h2> <p>The rollercoaster ride that Inter Milan endured has not been helped by the fact that their excellent head coach, Simone Inzaghi, has now joined Saudi side Al-Hilal.</p> <p>His replacement, Cristian Chivu, is inexperienced at the top level and has had a matter of days to work with his new players, so everything feels a little chaotic for them right now.</p> <p>Given the positions that they found themselves in during 2024/25 – they could have won the Serie A and Champions League double – evidently Inter are an outstanding side who could yet be a factor at the Club World Cup. But the past month has not been kind to them…</p> <p>You might not know much about Monterrey, but you’ll know their rugged central defender… one Sergio Ramos in the twilight of his career.</p> <p>The Mexicans qualified for the Club World Cup by winning the CONCACAF Champions Cup back in 2021. This season has been more of a disappointment, however, losing in the play-in round of Liga MX’s post-season competition (having finished seventh in the table) and getting dumped out in the Round of 16 in the Champions Cup.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>Monterrey vs Inter Milan Betting Angles</h2> <p>The <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/soccer/fifa-club-world-cup/fifa-club-world-cup/monterrey-v-inter-9047416">Monterrey vs Inter Milan betting odds</a> make the Italians warm favourites here… and in truth, this game is all about Inter.</p> <p>If they suffer any hangover from their late season woes, they’re likely to be in for a tough evening’s work at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in California.</p> <p>But if the side that stuck four past Barcelona in May turns up, or the side that scored two each against Lazio, Torino and Como towards the end of the season turns up, they will surely have too much for a Monterrey outfit whose domestic form suggests they could be outmatched here.</p> <p>The weather is scorching right now in California, but this is an evening game – 18:00 local time – so it should be somewhat cooler, meaning Inter can play their game.</p> <p>Assuming they play somewhere near their best, there<strong> could be value in the -1.5 Asian handicap about Inter</strong>; they satisfied that line many times this season against teams better than Monterrey.</p> <p>Will the real Inter stand up to be counted?</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><em>Odds and markets subject to change. See Sportsbet.com.au for the latest prices.</em></p>