Guarín: “I left Inter because I was unmanageable. I thought about suicide”

Fredy Guarín has spoken again about the most difficult period of his career and his relationship with Inter. In an interview published on November 4, 2026, the former Colombian midfielder explained that he had been removed from the club because, at that stage, he had become “unmanageable.”

His account focuses on alcohol dependency, which he described as an obsession capable of affecting his life. Guarín also revealed that he went through such a dark phase that he thought about suicide. These are heavy words, through which the former Nerazzurri player chose to make public a personal chapter marked by deep suffering. His reference to Inter therefore concerns an episode from the past, not the club’s current management.

Inter’s present is instead tied to Cristian Chivu’s team, which has just beaten Feyenoord 3-0 after losing the Milan derby 3-1 and defeating Venezia 2-0. The next Serie A fixture will be against Como on Sunday, November 8, at 6 p.m. Guarín’s testimony brings attention back to his personal experience during his time in the Nerazzurri shirt.