Inter concluded their match against Parma with a clear 3-0, confirming the solidity of the team after the three-week break. Coach Cristian Chivu expressed satisfaction with the performance, underlining the importance of the work carried out during the rest period and the energy shown by the players. “We didn't have much information about the opponent, but we managed to adapt quickly,” Chivu told DAZN, adding that the choice to give minutes to older players had a positive effect on the final result.
Among the protagonists of the match, the coach highlighted the figure of Esposito, who although he did not score, demonstrated great defensive commitment and notable generosity on the pitch. Chivu praised his ability to quickly recover the ball after a loss and acknowledged that, while he has room for improvement, Esposito is a key element for the group. The coach also spoke about Carlos Augusto, describing him as a physically robust and versatile player, capable of overlapping and hitting with both feet.
Dimarco's role was also the subject of comment. Chivu explained that his position can vary depending on the opponent, but that the midfield remains an area of great importance for his playing style. “Dimarco is good at attacking immediately and taking advantage of the rush towards the ball,” observed the coach, citing a recent cross from the right-back that the midfielder successfully finished.
With the victory, Inter strengthens itself in the Serie A standings, while Parma remains in difficulty. The coach closed the interview with the idea of continuing to work on the cohesion of the group and on the management of minutes, in view of the next challenges of the season.