Bergomi warns Inter: always coming back is a double-edged sword

Inter making comebacks cannot become a habit. The warning comes from Beppe Bergomi, who analyzed the Nerazzurri’s season for the Corriere dello Sport. “This characteristic is a double-edged sword: on one hand, you feel invincible, on the other, it’s not always Sunday,” said the Zio, referring to the team’s ability to recover from disadvantageous situations.

The former defender then broadened the discussion to the league, highlighting the balance among the top teams. “Como needs to be evaluated over the double commitment, but they keep you glued to the TV. In general, there isn’t this gap between Inter and the others. Juve and Milan have the duty to compete, Roma and Napoli have the status of big clubs. And Gattuso at Lazio is doing a great job,” he explained.

On Donyell Malen, one of the protagonists of Serie A, Bergomi expressed great admiration. When asked if the league is no longer dependent on Lautaro, he replied: “Well, there’s another top player. The strength of the Toro is in his mind, Donny’s is in his ability to do an infinite number of things well.”