Celtic manager Ronny Deila admits Inter are ‘on a different level’, but still believes his side can win tomorrow.
Inter will face the Scottish champions in Glasgow in a Europa League tie tomorrow night, and while highlighting the disparity between the two sides, the Bhoys manager says he's confident.
“If you look at the budget Inter has it’s different from ours,” Deila admitted in his pre-match Press conference.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila admits Inter are ‘on a different level’, but still believes his side can win tomorrow.
Inter will face the Scottish champions in Glasgow in a Europa League tie tomorrow night, and while highlighting the disparity between the two sides, the Bhoys manager says he's confident.
“If you look at the budget Inter has it’s different from ours,” Deila admitted in his pre-match Press conference.
It’s a different league and different level. Everything is possible in football but we have to be realistic. We're not favourites but it's a cup.
“They have good momentum now in their last two games. It seems like they have stepped up a bit
“They have a lot of pace in the midfield and are aggressive. When they lose it they try to win it back so there will be a good tempo. A lot of it will be about winning the midfield.
"One of Inter's biggest strengths is set-plays so for us to be good in those situations is [also] important.
"I've had many big games and this is probably the biggest challenge. We go into the match with a lot of confidence.
"We have an exciting squad with young players and these matches are important to improve and show what level you are at.
“Inter has a lot of history and they have brought in a lot of good players, but if we perform as well as we can do then we have a good chance.
“If that’s [means] a draw then we have to be happy with that.”