Inter, Chivu: “Lautaro gives his soul. About Mourinho I say…”

Cristian Chivu wants a team that is hungry and never satisfied. Despite already having the Scudetto in their possession, his Inter scored three goals against Lazio before the Cup final. “Although there will be a different match on Wednesday, so let’s be careful.” This is the comment of the Nerazzurri coach, who, despite the clear victory, preaches calm in view of the final act of the trophy scheduled for the 13th.

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Lautaro returned as a starter and immediately scored a goal. ““Thanks to everyone, not just Lautaro. He puts soul, professionalism and seriousness into it. But the credit also goes to his teammates. When they do certain things they follow it. I coach a fantastic group, I’m proud of it.” Chivu was also asked about a possible change of formation in the summer. He replied ironically: “The 5-5-5 comes to mind (the one of Oronzo Canà in “The Coach in Football – ed.), but it’s better if I keep quiet. We have principles and values ​​to add. My team does a great job, they always try to be dominant. The system doesn’t matter much. What counts is the values ​​and mentality. We always want to improve.” Chivu also spoke about Sucic, a playmaker: “He scored a great goal and a great game. He obviously dropped off in the second half, like everyone else. He can play in that role.”

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Chivu was asked about José Mourinho and the words he said about him in the Sportweek interview. He said that none of this Inter would have played in the Triplete, where Chivu obviously played: “Ask him if it’s the noise of the enemies. You can’t make comparisons between two different generations. Several things have changed in 16 years, but what matters is that Inter remains a team that continues to bring joy to its fans. And this is the most important thing. The star for the Italian Cup? Let’s talk about the scudetto, first…”. And again, on Mourinho. “Did he write to me? It’s the fourth question about him today. We talk about Kolarov and other coaches. What we write to each other stays between us.”