New Inter chief Erick Thohir says he’s unconcerned by the club’s recent struggles in the Italian top flight.
The Beneamata started the season brightly with four wins from their first five games, but they have only collected three more victories since.
“I’m not worried by the team’s results,” the Indonesian businessman stated after three draws and a defeat from their last four.
New Inter chief Erick Thohir says he’s unconcerned by the club’s recent struggles in the Italian top flight.
The Beneamata started the season brightly with four wins from their first five games, but they have only collected three more victories since.
“I’m not worried by the team’s results,” the Indonesian businessman stated after three draws and a defeat from their last four.
“I trust the players. I think they're giving their best. I also think the game between us and Napoli was a good game.”
Inter were defeated 4-2 at the Stadio San Paolo last week and they will face city rivals Milan on Sunday.
“It will be an interesting game to watch and it's my first time at the derby,” continued the President.
“I've watched it lots of times from Indonesia of course. It's good to see it live. Hopefully the players will perform to the best of their abilities and win it, although it's not an easy game.”
Inter are now fifth in the table, seven points behind Napoli who currently occupy the last Champions League spot.