Benjamin Pavard, the French defender who returned to Inter after a period of absence, expressed great satisfaction during the press conference at the San Siro, immediately after the 3-0 victory against Parma. "I'm happy to be back, to play in front of this crowd. Today the clean sheet also arrived," he declared, underlining how the team worked on a different approach compared to previous matches.
The player highlighted the importance of group cohesion, praising the work done on the pitch and the leadership of the new coach, Chivu, who "has a close relationship with the players and is very positive". Pavard added that he was very happy to be back among his teammates and to have found an environment conducive to his style of play.
As for the French national team, Pavard maintained a cautious tone. "France is France. Let's see what comes in the future, I'm happy at Inter. I don't put any particular pressure on myself," he said, indicating that his priority remains the club and that any national call-ups will be evaluated at the right time.
The match against Parma represented a turning point for Inter, who demonstrated that they can defend with rigor and that they have a solid base for the season. The clean sheet, the first of the season for the team, was a positive sign for the fans and for the management, who hope to build on this performance for the entire championship.
Looking to the future, Inter will continue to consolidate their defense and aim for consistent results. Pavard, who presented himself with energy and determination, seems ready to contribute both on the pitch and in the technical field, without however rushing to make decisions on his role in the national team. Next week we will see how coach Chivu intends to make the most of his skills, as the entire team prepares for the next Serie A challenges.
