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After the 3-0 victory against Fiorentina, Inter’s coach Cristian Chivu spoke at a press conference, satisfied with the performance.

The Nerazzurri bounce back after the slip-up in Napoli. Calhanoglu’s brace and Sucic’s wonderful goal defeat a disorganized Fiorentina. The Romanian coach expressed his satisfaction at the end of the match and gave his analysis of the game.

Inter, Chivu’s words

Cristian Chivu’s celebration at the end of the game (Photo by Salvatore Fornelli)

“A team like Inter has the obligation and duty to overcome moments of difficulty, to pursue the dream, the goal. Today was not easy, we faced an organized team that chose to sit back and hit us on the counter. At first, we struggled with the right choices in the final third, but there was good interplay. And in the second half, we added concreteness and determination, unlocking it with a long-range shot that we had never tried in the first half. After the second goal, things became easier.”

What can Sucic give you?
“I don’t think I have been composed in my celebrations in recent months. But I am happy for Petar, he is a complete midfielder with quality and engine, he covers ground in a certain way. And when he arrives in the box, he has the technical quality and composure, finally he showed it. We are all happy for him, for how he arrived, for how he is working to help the team.”

You never fell apart, even with young players on the pitch.
“Today we had patience, we understood that it is necessary to maintain mental energy and clarity at the highest level, to understand what the opponent is doing. And in the end, everything pays off. When the second game came within the same game, we found more spaces. It’s right to reward and play the young players, but attention is needed in how and with whom they are brought in. For us, it’s easy, the team is full of experience and helps the young players. Not only in the game, but also by setting an example during the week and pushing them to raise their level.”

How do you rate Bisseck’s performance?
“I am pleased with Yann’s performance, with his qualities I have always thought he could play as a center-back. I liked him in Belgium and I tried him again, especially considering the threat a player like Kean can pose. At one point, he came to drink and I told him that in doubt he could let the opponent come to him without trying to intercept: these are ways to understand what you should allow or not. I wasn’t as fast as him as a player, but I can also teach my boys some little secrets about the role of a defender.”

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The market never sleeps: Alphadjo Cissé, a protagonist of Serie B, attracts Roma’s attention for his future. Here are the details

4 goals in 9 appearances: a statistic that places him just two goals away from the top spot in the Serie B top scorers’ list. But not only that: Alphadjo Cissé is establishing himself in this early phase of the championship as one of the most interesting prospects in the entire second division.

A forward born in 2006, of Italo-Guinean nationality, owned by Hellas Verona, who currently wears the Catanzaro jersey, a club where he is on loan.

On Friday, according to the Gazzetta Regionale, a meeting took place between Roma’s management and the player’s entourage, who reportedly received approval from Gian Piero Gasperini, interested in new names for his offensive department and particularly impressed by the profile of the young forward, a teammate of Pietro Iemmello.

Roma, why Cissé

But why would a top club, just after a bad home defeat against the Czechs of Viktoria Plzen, be interested in a player currently playing in Serie B? The answer lies in the relentless pace of the transfer market. In modern football, the early bird catches the worm: two sayings that, although unusual, perfectly explain how the most attentive clubs manage to move quickly when a young talent shows quality and the ability to attract attention. Thanks to technology and media, hardly a week goes by without big clubs knocking on the door of the most promising players.

And that’s why Roma, accustomed to moving ahead when it senses the opportunity to acquire emerging talents, would have wanted to understand the intentions of the player himself, perhaps with an eye to a possible transfer in the upcoming season, or even in January, although much more complicated.

Roma would still be in pole position, considering that the player is represented by the same entourage that manages the interests of Pierluigi Gollini and Mario Hermoso, both players already part of the Giallorossi roster.

L’#AsRoma è fortemente interessata ad Alphadjo #Cissè, talento 2006 dell’#HellasVerona. A #Catanzaro 4 gol in 9 partite sin qui. A #Gasperini piace molto. Venerdì scorso c’è stato un incontro a Trigoria con l’entourage del giocatore, lo stesso di #Gollini ed #Hermoso. pic.twitter.com/XRXxKuRxKn

— Lorenzo Canicchio (@LCanicchio) October 29, 2025