Italian journalist Ricardo Trevisani has denounced Inter Milan after a shocking defeat at the hands of Udinese.
Nerazzurri enjoys the flight start of his new campaign, roasting Turin with five unanswered goals on the first day of the season. Marcus Thuram and Co. appeared unstoppable as they announced their intention to retain the title they lost to Napoli last season.
Therefore, all bookmakers have taken a lot of favourites into beating Udinese in Match Day 2. This includes EasyBet, South Africa’s most reliable betting platform.
When Denzel Dumfries gave the Champions League finalists the lead, the Sansilo crowd wanted another big result. But they were shocked as the Friurians pulled away from their sensational comeback.
It all began when Dumfries gave him a penalty in the 29th minute. Keinan Davis has switched out of that location to pull Udinese back on the level condition.
In the 40th minute, Arthur solidified himself as Zeblett’s ultimate hero, earning a memorable winner. Visitors were able to withstand the pressure with three valuable points in their bags and escaped.
Trevisani claims that the contest showed Beneamata’s mental weakness as he was unable to recover from the penalty episode.
“I totally agree with what Chib said. They were psychologically struggling from the negative episode of Dumfries’ penalty,” said a critic who appeared in Fontana di Trevi via fcinternews.
“Inter won 5-0 against Turin and led against Udinese. They’re 6-0 (total) and there’s no tsunami on the horizon.
“This is a major mental issue that Inter has struggled for some time, mainly due to the players failing to recognize that they are very strong in the given context.
Riccardo Trevisani believes Simone Inzagi helped Inter Milan players to over-perform their performances
Trevisani went on to insist that Inter is never as strong as perception. On the contrary, it was Simone Inzagi’s system that brought the most out of players that were not necessarily elite.
“They aren’t the most powerful team of all. Duration. They are the strongest if they do certain things. If they don’t do those things, the players themselves are not at that level.
“Darmian, Acerbi and Dimarco were all brought to play a tenth of a second by their previous coach.
“Inter surged to a high level and then everyone said they were the strongest and why they didn’t get four scudetti.”
Nevertheless, Trevisani claims that Inter will remain the top-level aspect, so he expects more from Chiv.
“What I disagree with is, is, ‘Well, I have these guys and I have to deal with them.’ This should be remembered until three months ago, everyone said they were the strongest on the planet and that they were the team who should have won every game 7-0.
“So they’re not that bad. They’ve also improved in depth.”
