Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Simone Inzaghi has reiterated to Inter players that ‘hierarchies don’t exist’, so he’s expected to continue rotating against Udinese, starting Davide Frattesi and Piotr Zielinski.
Inter have had their worst start to the Serie A season under Inzaghi, collecting just eight points in the opening five games. On Sunday, they lost to city rivals Milan, ending a six-game winning streak against the Rossoneri.
Fans and media have questioned Inzaghi’s line-up choices, but according to Gazzetta, the Italian tactician won’t change his approach in tomorrow’s game against Udinese.
Inter send clear message to Inter players as he prepares for more changes
The pink paper claims that Inzaghi has insisted that ‘Hierarchies don’t exist’ and that ‘everyone must feel under question.’
Nicolò Barella’s injury will allow Davide Frattesi to get a staring spot away at Udinese on Saturday, but according to Gazzetta, there will be another change in the middle of the park with Zielinski replacing Henrikh Mkhitaryan.
Hakan Calhanoglu will complete the Nerazzurri midfield against Udinese.
Inter will play three games in the next week before the international break. After the Udinese game tomorrow, they’ll host FK Crvena Zvezda in the Champions League on October 1 and Torino in Serie A on October 5.