Inter Milan Coach To Go With Full-Strength Starting XI In Serie A Clash Vs Udinese – No Squad Rotations

Simone Inzaghi will play the strongest possible Inter Milan starting eleven he can in tomorrow’s Serie A match against Udinese.

This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, via FCInterNews.

Tomorrow evening, Inter travel to Friuli to take on Udinese in Serie A.

The Nerazzurri will be aiming to take one more big step towards the title with a win against the relegation-battlers.

The title is now just a matter of a few points away. But there is still work to do.

And nothing will be easy for Inter.

Even though the Nerazzurri have been in absolutely outstanding form this season, Inzaghi will know only too well that they must avoid complacency or taking anything for granted.

Furthermore, Udinese will be tougher opposition than they perhaps look on paper.

The Friulani are at the bottom end of the Serie A table. They are one of the teams scrapping to avoid a bottom three finish and relegation to the second division.

But that fact is more a reflection of the fact that Udinese have drawn too many matches than of any lack of quality.

In fact, of Udinese’s four wins this season, three have come against AC Milan, Juventus, and Lazio. The other was a 3-0 demolition of Champions League hopefuls Bologna.

Moreover, Inter fell to a comprehensive defeat away to Udinese last season.

Simone Inzaghi To Play Full-Strength Inter Starting XI Vs Udinese

Inter coach Inzaghi is therefore hardly ready to start chopping and changing his team.

Once the Serie A title is mathematically secured, the coach may change his attitude.

Inzaghi will be ready to hand opportunities to players like Tajon Buchanan.

If Inter can clinch the title in the next few matches, then Inzaghi will have the luxury of being able to use the final few matches of the campaign to start testing out players in view of next season.

But at the moment, Inter and Inzaghi don’t have that luxury.

The coach is not leaving anything to chance. He intends to play largely the same players who have gotten the Nerazzurri this far in tomorrow’s match against Udinese.