Fiorentina winger Cristiano Biraghi said his former club Inter are ‘strongest on paper’, but believes Milan 'can go all the way' this term.
Biraghi returned to Florence last summer, when Inter couldn't reach an agreement of a permanent move with Fiorentina.
Dalbert returned to Inter and Biraghi replaced him at the left in Florence, and the 28-year-old has played 19 times in Serie A since his return to Fiorentina.
Biraghi, who has contributed one goal and five assists, was asked if the Nerazzurri could go all the way this term.
Fiorentina winger Cristiano Biraghi said his former club Inter are ‘strongest on paper’, but believes Milan 'can go all the way' this term.
Biraghi returned to Florence last summer, when Inter couldn't reach an agreement of a permanent move with Fiorentina.
Dalbert returned to Inter and Biraghi replaced him at the left in Florence, and the 28-year-old has played 19 times in Serie A since his return to Fiorentina.
Biraghi, who has contributed one goal and five assists, was asked if the Nerazzurri could go all the way this term.
“It’s a complicated question,” he told La Gazzetta dello Sport. “On paper, together with Juventus, they are the strongest.
“But Milan can go all the way. Roma and Napoli are up there, whilst Lazio and Atalanta can surprise."