Ciccio Graziani spoke about Saturday’s big match between Roma and Inter in an interview given to Corriere della Sera. The former striker described the clash at the Olimpico as a high-level encounter, but still too early to be considered decisive for the standings.
“It will be a great match, between two teams that so far haven’t missed a beat,” said Graziani. “Anything can happen at the Olimpico, but it won’t be a decisive game, it comes too soon and whatever the final result, both will have time and opportunity to catch up.”
During the interview, the former footballer also touched on other topics related to the Giallorossi, including the contribution of Donyell Malen (“Roma hasn’t had a striker like this in a long time”) and the departure of José Mourinho (“A fantastic coach. When he left Roma I was enormously disappointed, I almost cried”).
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