Inter Milan remain undaunted by Juventus, even after the Bianconeri’s early statements in the Serie A title race.
According to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, via FCInterNews, Inter Milan’s confidence at the top of Serie A stems from their clear tactical identity.
Juventus was always expected to be one of Inter’s main competitors for the title this season, if not the biggest threat. The Bianconeri have shown ambition this summer by replacing Max Allegri with Thiago Motta as head coach and making significant moves in the transfer market. Juventus hopes to stay competitive with Inter after faltering badly in the latter stages of last season’s title race.
Despite Juventus’ early momentum, Inter Milan remains unfazed by their rivals’ strong start in Serie A. Motta’s side is the only team to secure six points from six at the start of the season, putting them two points ahead of Inter, who drew their opening match against Genoa. The Bianconeri have set the early pace rather than last season’s dominant champions, but the Nerazzurri are not intimidated.
Inter have spent three seasons building their current team, enduring ups and downs along the way. They have grown from past setbacks and struggles, including a run to the Champions League final, where they stood toe-to-toe with Manchester City. This journey has solidified Inter’s principles of play and team identity.
Now, Inter has a squad full of players well-versed in their system and confident that their style of play will yield consistent results. The Nerazzurri are prepared to wait patiently for Juventus to falter. While the Bianconeri have enjoyed early success, they have yet to face any major setbacks. Inter believes that they remain the team to beat, relying on their experience and resilience.