Antonio Candreva praises Inter’s “fantastic group” but warns that he and his teammates must “keep improving”.
The midfielder joined the Nerazzurri from Lazio this summer, but saw Coaches Roberto Mancini and then Frank de Boer leave the club.
Stefano Pioli is now the man in the dugout, and appears to have started a recover, with four wins in the last five games in all competitions.
Candreva was praised for his performance in the win over Sassuolo, and was asked at a club event how he had slotted into the side so quickly.
Antonio Candreva praises Inter’s “fantastic group” but warns that he and his teammates must “keep improving”.
The midfielder joined the Nerazzurri from Lazio this summer, but saw Coaches Roberto Mancini and then Frank de Boer leave the club.
Stefano Pioli is now the man in the dugout, and appears to have started a recover, with four wins in the last five games in all competitions.
Candreva was praised for his performance in the win over Sassuolo, and was asked at a club event how he had slotted into the side so quickly.
“It’s down to the club,” the Italian international told Inter Channel.
“My team-mates made me feel like part of a fantastic group straight away. Obviously, we can – and we must – keep improving.
“I love being close to the fans – they’ve been amazing with me. I want to take this chance to wish all the supporters a merry Christmas.
“We look forward to them cheering us on at San Siro on Wednesday, as they always do.”