Former Nerazzurri goalkeeper Sebastien Frey believes that Inter will be in the Scudetto race and that striker Edin Dzeko will decisive because of his absence from the FIFA World Cup in November.
Ex-Inter and Fiorentina goalkeeper Sebastien Frey considers Inter to be a challenger for the Serie A title, according to his interview with FCInter1908.it.
“After a shaky start, Inter have cemented themselves a Serie A title contender and a potential protagonist in the UEFA Champions League. The two games against Barcelona helped to bring the team together and there is the knowledge that Inter is a strong team,” said Frey.
“[Inter] have an extra weapon in Edin Dzeko because he won’t play in the World Cup, which is a competition have can create injuries. As Dezko doesn’t have to play, he can be decisive in the Serie A title race in the second half of the season. He showed that decisiveness yesterday,” concluded the former Inter goalkeeper.
French goalkeeper played with Inter from 1999 to 2003 and made 47 appearances with the Nerazzurri before moving on to Parma in July 2003. The goalkeeper was sold to Parma for a fee of €21 million.
During his career with the Ducali, Sebastien Frey made 159 appearances in all competitions during a loan stint in 2001 and a permanent spell from 2003-2005.
Frey was sent on loan to Fiorentina in July 2005 before he was signed outright in July for a total of €19.75 million in July 2006. The French goalkeeper made 218 appearances for the Viola before leaving the club in July 2011.
Sebastien Frey announced his retirement in July 2013.
