Italian media outlet Gazzetta dello Sport focuses its attention their attention on the future of Inter coach Luciano Spalletti given the uncertainty surrounding the teams goals of finishing top 4 this season.
The Gazzetta reports that “Incensed by having built a record level team from the rubble of last spring, now that Inter moves to face Benevento, Luciano Spalletti risks ending up in the dock of the accused. From Luciano we expect innovations at a tactical level as it happened in his experience at Roma, but in Milano it is difficult to leave the formation of 4-2-3-1 with the players available. The differences between Spalletti’s two adventures can also be traced back to the relationship with the management: at Inter, for example, there is a missing figure between the traning ground and the club’s headquarters”
The Gazzetta reports further that “At Roma, it was the leadership that gave him the mandate to put Totti on the sidelines, and here the relationship with Ausilio and Sabatini is good, but the annoyance towards the club that had promised him many things is still very different. A lot of self-criticism has been aportioned by Spalletti for having raised the bar with the various slogans “without respite”, “let’s not put limits”, “we are Inter and we want to win them all.”
Spalletti is according to the report waiting for Icardi and Perisic to return to their usual form. They are not natural leaders but players that do not care about tension. The plan is however, according to the report to start Rafinha for 90 minutes and to complete the growth of Cancelo and Karamoh.