Inter striker Matteo Lavelli expressed his satisfaction with the 2-1 victory against Fiorentina, a match which confirmed the solidity of the team on matchday 7 of Serie A. During the interview with DAZN, Lavelli underlined that, although the penalty action did not attract particular attention to him, the main objective was to score and contribute to the victory.
During the match, Lavelli's role was decisive: he brought the ball back to the penalty area and, with a precise shot, scored the goal that sealed the result. The player reported that he had not had a direct dialogue with the coach, but that he tried to give his best on the pitch, hoping to have done so.
The Inter coach asked his attackers to play with a wide formation, also including players like Thuram and Bonny. After the goal, the team immediately adopted a more defensive approach, but the game system was not rigidly defined. Lavelli explained that, on the pitch, he tries to learn from all his teammates, since in the team there are four high-quality attackers, each of whom represents a model from which to draw inspiration.
Regarding his personal growth, Lavelli declared that he does not have a single point of reference, but that he wants to "steal a little from everyone" and that he is constantly evolving thanks to the experience shared with his teammates. The player also reiterated that his commitment is to give his best in every match, without worries about the future, focusing instead on the present.
With the victory against Fiorentina, Inter positions itself in a favorable position in the SerieA standings, while Lavelli continues to consolidate his role within the team, contributing both with goals and with his presence in attack. The next match promises to be equally important, and the player remains ready to continue giving his all for the Nerazzurri team.