Frattesi, Biolchi's revelation on Sky Sport: from the psychological block at Inter to the comeback with the National Team

At the microphones of Sky Sport, journalist Alessandro Biolchi offered an unprecedented interpretation of the journey of Davide Frattesi, the midfielder who left Inter in the summer to move to Lazio. The starting point of Biolchi’s reasoning concerns his recent performances with the National Team, where the player seems to have found himself again.

“Frattesi was no longer himself due to a psychological block rather than technical characteristics,” said the journalist. “When he is well, mentally as well as physically, he scores goals like this. Even before the goal, on many occasions he was in France’s box with those runs: fantastic, him, Tonali and Barella. Those who watched the match will remember that when France had the ball and we were sitting deep, Frattesi would push up to press and win the ball back.”

Biolchi then broadened the discussion to the situation the midfielder experienced at Inter. “I believe there is some regret at Inter about this, but I know that at Appiano Gentile he was no longer himself, to the point that he needed a change of environment. Now he is once again a key player for the National Team.”

A testimony that describes a mental rather than technical discomfort, culminating in the need for a change of team. The performances shown in the blue shirt seem to confirm that the decision to leave Milan has had positive effects on the player.