Matteo Darmian insists the penalty kick awarded to Inter against Napoli was fair and explains how Manchester United helped his growth.
Inter picked up all the three points at the Stadio Meazza against Napoli with a penalty kick converted by Romelu Lukaku in the second half.
“We knew it would be a tough game, every detail makes the difference,” Darmian told Sky Sport.
Matteo Darmian insists the penalty kick awarded to Inter against Napoli was fair and explains how Manchester United helped his growth.
Inter picked up all the three points at the Stadio Meazza against Napoli with a penalty kick converted by Romelu Lukaku in the second half.
“We knew it would be a tough game, every detail makes the difference,” Darmian told Sky Sport.
The Italian defender earner the spot kick scored by the Belgian striker.
“I saw a ball halfway, I tried to take it and Ospina touched me. It was a fair penalty.
“I always try to be ready. Since I arrived I made myself available with desire and determination and I think you are seeing the result of so much work.”
Darmian spent four seasons at Manchester United.
“It’s an important club that made me grow as a person. It gives you responsibility as a footballer. Both Inter and Manchester United are big clubs, every time you wear their shirt you have a big responsibility.
“I knew I would have joined a big club with lot of competition, I always try to be ready and give everything.”