In the columns of La Repubblica, Prandelli analyzed the situation of Inter after the defeat against Bruges. The former National Team coach does not mince words: “Inter came out battered from the defeat with Bruges. There will be repercussions in the league as well.”
The issue of Lautaro‘s absence is central to the former coach’s reasoning. “With Lautaro out, Pio Esposito will have more responsibility, but his job is to score goals; he shouldn’t change his style to make up for the Argentine’s absence,” Prandelli specified.
More generally, the former coach outlined the gap between Italian clubs and the European giants in the Champions League. “The Champions is a separate tournament, out of scale for our standards. It’s like racing against Formula 1 cars: too fast, intense, and unpredictable,” he wrote in the columns of La Repubblica.
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