On-loan Chievo goalkeeper Francesco Bardi admits it would be a dream to play for parent club Inter, but that this isn’t his short-term focus.
Chievo managed a shock 1-0 win at the San Paolo on Sunday, with the 22-year-old pulling off an extraordinary save from a Gonzalo Higuain penalty.
The goalkeeper’s performance has led to inevitable talk of a future at San Siro.
“Playing for Inter is my dream,” Bardi has admitted the Corriere dello Sport.
On-loan Chievo goalkeeper Francesco Bardi admits it would be a dream to play for parent club Inter, but that this isn’t his short-term focus.
Chievo managed a shock 1-0 win at the San Paolo on Sunday, with the 22-year-old pulling off an extraordinary save from a Gonzalo Higuain penalty.
The goalkeeper’s performance has led to inevitable talk of a future at San Siro.
“Playing for Inter is my dream,” Bardi has admitted the Corriere dello Sport.
“It is also what I’m working towards every day, but at the moment I have to dedicate myself to Chievo. Completely.
“I haven’t achieved anything yet, I’m playing in Serie A, gaining experience, but I know I have to improve.
“Being young, it is an opportunity and also an obligation.
“Can Inter win the Scudetto? I think so. The championship will be a much closer race than last year, there are four or five teams who could win it.”
Bardi also spoke about his penalty save – admitting luck played a large role!
“It takes three qualities – luck, intuition and preparation. And I do not mean of the opponent, but in how to jump, to reach the ball. But I’ll be honest, 40 per cent is luck.”