The words of the former Rossoneri player: “Inter’s victory? What happened is very indicative: they have a sporting structure that determines the future”
Speaking to the microphones of Radio Serie A, Paolo Maldiniformer footballer and former AC Milan manager, told an anecdote about Silvio Berlusconi and beyond: “He wanted to play well and win but with respect for the opponent. It’s difficult for an AC Milan fan to accept, but he said that if he couldn’t win Milan would have been happy to win against Inter, he really thought so: there was rivalry but this idea of being honest and complimenting the opponent was a great lesson.
The opponent I couldn’t stand? Inter’s Ronaldo: I liked going one-on-one, but with him it was hard, very hard. He didn’t stop: you could use your body more than today, but he too was big, fast and technical. It was difficult. Inter’s victory? What happened is very indicative: they have a sporting structure that determines the future, it was rewarded with long contracts, there was an idea of strategy. It is no coincidence that Napoli fared badly after the departure of the coach and sporting director. Players are thought to be machines but support for them is one of the most unspoken things in football. They too need to tell it like it is.”
