The journalist DanieleGarbo, interviewed by Tuttomercatoweb radio, expressed his opinions on the current season, focusing in particular on Inter and the European ambitions of the Nerazzurri club.
Garbo began by recalling DeRossi's first victory in the championship, dedicating it to his teammate and underlining the importance of that result for Genoa. He subsequently commented on the match between Como and Roma, calling it "interesting and fun". He highlighted that Dybala conceded a goal which he felt he shouldn't have, and noted how Malen's sending off affected the result. Despite this, Roma remained stable and did not risk too much, confirming the solidity of their defensive department.
When talking about European prospects, Garbo reiterated that Inter cannot aim to win the Champions League, but that the most realistic objective for the season is to reach at least the quarter-finals. He added that once they get to that level, the way they qualify and the draws will be crucial. Furthermore, he underlined that the next phase of SerieA will be crucial, as many matches will be played in a few days, and that the Nerazzurri squad is the most qualified and prepared to face the double competition.
As for Napoli, Garbo stated that the victory over Frosinone was not the result of a three-man defense, but of a different approach. He mentioned the penalty on Hojlund and praised DeBruyne's return from international duty, suggesting the latter's brace could have a significant impact. Napoli, according to Garbo, can return to the top of the table, but will have to maintain continuity.
Lazio, on the other hand, has been described as a team in good form and with a positive start to the season. Garbo recognized Gattuso's work and advised waiting for tests against more important teams to better evaluate his position.
Finally, the journalist pointed to the problems of Milan and Juventus. Milan continues to struggle to find an effective center forward, while Juventus have had difficulties, especially due to their lack of consistency in front of goal, although the match against Cagliari was not particularly disappointing.
In summary, Garbo outlined a balanced vision of the Italian prospects: Inter are aiming for the Champions League quarter-finals, Napoli can return to the top, Lazio are showing promising signs of form, while Milan and Juventus still have to overcome some technical gaps. The future of SerieA and European competitions remains in the balance, with the next few weeks defining the fate of the most ambitious clubs.