Milito: The Milan derby is not an old derby, Inter is not too strong as Liverpool

Live bar February 5 news At 1:00 a.m. Beijing time on February 6, the much-anticipated Milan derby is about to start. Before the match, Inter milanese Milito was interviewed by The Milano Sport newspaper and talked about the focus battle.

- Milan Derby

I'm really looking forward to this intense and exciting game because there are so many things that have to do with it. Given the situation in the standings, Milan must want to win (Milan are only 4 points behind Inter at the top of the table), and Inter should also be confident to face this showdown, of course, this is an opportunity for both sides.

- Who can decide this game

I hope, and think of it as Lautaro. He's a world-class striker who's always growing and never stops.

He was in good shape and his mood was high after playing in Argentina, which also eliminated his fatigue and he was able to play in the Milan derby.

Lukaku's plight at Chelsea

Maybe he also has some personal issues that we don't know about, but for me he's still a great player.

- Inter's advantage over Milan?

Inter have a good squad and experience with the last title win, which will make a big difference

Milan have veteran Giroud, Inter have Dzeko, is this the elderly derby?

It was a Milan derby in which great players participated. I've always differentiated players based on performance, not age. Milan have a lot of great players and a lot of experience is a bonus.

Who should be worried about the other side?

Leo, Inter must attach great importance to him. He's very fast, his movements are unpredictable and he knows how to score goals.

- How is it different from Inter during Conte's time?

I feel like they're similar in a lot of ways. Inzaghi's Inter have more possession and I appreciate that, while Conte's Inter attack is more direct. Dressing room aspect. The current team atmosphere is good and Inzaghi is very focused on that, which is also necessary for modern football. Among the coaches of recent years, the first to understand this is Jose Mourinho...

— Inter and Liverpool's Champions League showdown?

The Reds have to be respected, but I don't think Inter is too bad for them either.

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