Beppe Bergomi expressed his disappointment at Inter's recent defeat against Bruges, underlining how the team showed a lack of balance and speed. In his interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, Bergomi observed that, unlike many European teams, Inter does not have a sufficient number of players capable of dominating 1-on-1 situations, and this forces the coach to look for alternatives to advance on the pitch.
The coach, according to Bergomi, has always tried to compensate for the lack of speed with a solid collective game and a balanced distribution of the pressure load. However, Chivu's new strategy, which aims to raise the line of pressure to create a higher team, has led to excessive exposure and a loss of balance which was evident in the match against Bruges. Bergomi added that although he did not watch the match in real time, he was able to analyze the highlights and goals, and his observations reflect an established concern at European level.
Commenting on the situation, Bergomi recalled the importance of having at least two or three fast players in every European team, a characteristic that Inter seems to lack. He then highlighted that, to avoid further weaknesses, the coach will have to find other ways to maintain the offensive rhythm without compromising defensive stability. Bergomi's criticism is part of a broader context of reflections on the future of the team, which is trying to realign itself after a series of disappointing results.
The Nerazzurri club, which suffered a home defeat against Bruges, will now have to reconsider its tactics to return to competing at European level. Bergomi concluded that while high pressure can be an advantage, it is crucial to balance this strategy with the need to protect the defensive line. The interview ends with the indication that the club must review its approach to avoid further exposure and to recover the balance that has characterized past performances.