Andrea Ranocchia is in Antonio Conte’s Italy squad for the Azzurri’s matches against Croatia and Albania and he spoke to the media earlier about his country’s upcoming Euro 2016 qualifiers: “We’ll take the game to Croatia. The crowd’s support will be important, I hope the San Siro is full.”
He then discussed booing: “When things don’t go well people boo, and they have a right to do so. It’s not nice, some people respond well to it, others less so and for some players it can create a crisis. We’d all like to be applauded and I hope the same goes for the national team”.
On Inter’s target of third spot: “We hope to turn things around with a result in the derby. The coach picks the team based on form and whoever goes out there needs to give 100%. Winning is what matters.”
Finally a word on Mateo Kovacic: “He’s a rare talent. I hope he never plays against me, even in training.”
Source: fcinternews.it
