Dalbert has confirmed that he will “absolutely” celebrate a goal against Inter with Fiorentina, who are “the best choice I could’ve made.”
The left-back arrived on loan from Inter in August and faces his parent club in Serie A this weekend.
Fiorentina need the points and Dalbert states he wouldn’t hesitate to celebrate if he scores against his former teammates.
“Absolutely,” he told the Corriere dello Sport.
Dalbert has confirmed that he will “absolutely” celebrate a goal against Inter with Fiorentina, who are “the best choice I could’ve made.”
The left-back arrived on loan from Inter in August and faces his parent club in Serie A this weekend.
Fiorentina need the points and Dalbert states he wouldn’t hesitate to celebrate if he scores against his former teammates.
“Absolutely,” he told the Corriere dello Sport.
“It’s a sign of respect towards Fiorentina, who believed in me, and the fans, who always supported me.”
Dalbert played just 26 League games for Inter, whereas he has been a virtual ever-present for the Viola.
“That’s life. The coach made his decision and I wanted to have more space. Joining Fiorentina was the best choice I could’ve made.”
As Fiorentina sit 13th in the table, coach Vincenzo Montella finds himself under increasing pressure, but the Brazilian insists that doesn’t change anything for the players.
“I don’t think about the fact that it can help the coach. I am only focused on winning.
“We all rate him, he is a fantastic coach, a great person. On the pitch, I also run for him, like the rest of the team does.”