Inzaghi's men put in a below-par performance in the International Champions Cup opener at BMO Field, failing to trouble the scorers as star striker Mario Balotelli watched on from the stands.
But the former Juventus and Milan striker said conditions were not in favour of the Serie A outfit.
"The negative is the result, but the positive is they [the players] tried to play a good game, but you had to consider they just got in last night at two o'clock from New York," Inzaghi told a news conference, via a translator.
"They've been travelling in the last two days from Italy to New York, so they didn't have the chance to train. The players are trying their best, but this is what they can do so far."
"I didn't expect too much, because they didn't have the chance to train, and the travel and everything," Inzaghi said.
"But I hope everything will be better later on with more training."
"I'm happy no one has got hurt. Just [an injury] to Saponara, it looks as not a big deal," Inzaghi said.
