Roberto Mancini assured Inter “will play to win” away to Qarabag despite already having first place locked down.
The Europa League tie kicks off in Azerbaijan on Thursday at 17.00 GMT and many top players have been left at home.
“Tomorrow we will play our game and try to win. We certainly will not play with a defensive approach,” said Mancio in his Press conference.
Roberto Mancini assured Inter “will play to win” away to Qarabag despite already having first place locked down.
The Europa League tie kicks off in Azerbaijan on Thursday at 17.00 GMT and many top players have been left at home.
“Tomorrow we will play our game and try to win. We certainly will not play with a defensive approach,” said Mancio in his Press conference.
“Qarabag have very strong forwards and we didn’t come here for a vacation. I expect an exciting game. They can still qualify and therefore I think they’ll come at us all guns blazing.”
Inter have lost their last two Serie A matches under Mancini, including a shock 2-1 to Udinese at San Siro on Sunday.
“That was a game of two very different halves, but at the end of the day I don’t think it is a fitness issue. At the end of the match I spoke to the lads about their mistakes. We are slowly trying to improve the squad.
“The current team is made up of many young players, so it’ll be difficult to win anything this season. We hope for the next.”