Alberto Gilardino expressed his disappointment after Parma's defeat against Inter at San Siro, underlining the errors that favored the opponent. In his speech at the press conference, the coach reiterated that he had already warned midfielder Keita not to accept the ball too low and from behind, stating that "some errors have cost them dearly, but they are not to be condemned".
The Parma player then analyzed the match from a tactical point of view, recalling that the team remained in the game even in the second half. “There is room for improvement, I am aware of it,” declared Gilardino, highlighting that the individual players have given positive signals, especially the attackers and Bernabé's return to the pitch. The manager also acknowledged that, although Parma started well, "when you are naive you pay something", referring to the fact that, in the 20th minute, the team was already 2-0 down, making it more difficult to recover the match.
Regarding the management of pressure situations, Gilardino commented that "coming here and having 3-4 important situations is not easy". He expressed disappointment at the third goal conceded, but maintained his faith in the team, underlining the importance of remaining clear-headed at every moment of the match. “I carry positive feedback from the individual players and from the second half because we stayed in the game,” he added, indicating that teamwork was a strong point despite the defeat.
Finally, the coach closed his speech with a call for discipline and concentration: "There is room for improvement. There are also positive notes in the individuals. The two attackers did well, we found players like Bernabé again." With these observations, Gilardino outlined the areas of work for Parma in the next matches, aiming to correct the errors that cost Inter the victory.