Parma coach AlbertoGilardino expressed his disappointment at the 3-0 defeat against Inter, played at SanSiro, during an interview with DAZN. According to Gilardino, the team had started well, showing harmony and good phrasing, and had created some dangerous chances. However, the "naiveties" committed in the art house have made the game more difficult. “I'm especially angry about the third goal,” he said, stressing that the team still needs to work on physical and tactical aspects, and that it will take time for the changes to be assimilated.
The coach also commented on the situation of key players. In particular, he spoke about Lontani, who can become a great midfielder thanks to his ability to carve out space and play in different areas. As for Bernabé, Gilardino highlighted his versatility: "He's a boy with great qualities, intelligent. I've tried him in different positions, he can play both as a point guard and in other roles." The objective is to make Parma more courageous and to grow the team gradually.
The coach also reiterated that the team has only had ten days of work together and that it is not easy to immediately establish a team profile. "We have received good feedback, but there is obviously bitterness. We have to understand the moments of the match, when to push and when to regroup. In some moments we did well, in others less so, regardless of the mistakes," he said. Gilardino concluded by recalling that work is necessary and that the team is ready to work on these points.
For now, Parma remains in a recovering position in the SerieA standings, while Inter consolidates its leadership. The next match for Parma will be against Udinese, where the coach hopes to put into practice the lessons learned at SanSiro. The technical management remains confident that, with time and constant work, the team will be able to improve its performance and compete more effectively in the season.