Chelsea Legend Lauds Inter Milan Wingback: “No One In Europe Crosses Like Him” | OneFootball

Legendary Italian footballer Gianfranco Zola lauds Inter Milan following their last-ditch win over Young Boys, while reserving special praise for Federico Dimarco.

The Nerazzurri raised their tally in the Champions League to seven points from the first three matchdays.

The reigning Italian champions earned a valuable home away from home against Manchester City on the opening day of the tournament which almost tasted like victory.

They then smashed Red Star Belgrade in the second round before edging past Young Boys in their most recent European outing.

Therefore, a large section of fans and observers would consider Inter among the favorites to finish in the Top Eight spots and earn direct qualification to the Round of 16. And if you’re interested in placing wagers on the Champions League or any other sporting competition, bet365 new customer offers are the best you can find online, and they include some enticing free bets.

The Nerazzurri were certainly the odds-on favorites to beat their Swiss hosts on Wednesday night. While they eventually succeeded, they had to rely on an extremely late winner from Marcus Thuram.

The Frenchman came off the bench to save the day for the Beneamata.

Nevertheless, Zola still heaped praise on Inzaghi for the way he managed the encounter.

“Inzaghi was very good at managing the substitutions,” said the Chelsea legend during his appearance on Prime Video via FcInterNews.

“It was essential to make a bit of a turnover, but he chose the moment to insert the players perfectly.

“The victory was hard-fought but deserved nonetheless.”

Gianfranco Zola Impressed By Inter Milan, Hails Federico Dimarco

On another note, Zola insisted that Dimarco is the finest crosser Europe has to offer. The Italy international provided a sublime assist to Thuram for the winner.

“At this moment, no one in Europe crosses like Dimarco does.”

The former West Ham United manager also praised the Nerazzurri stars for showing their support to Marko Arnautovic.

The Austrian was wasteful from the spot and looked distraught after leaving the pitch. Nevertheless, several of his teammates went to console him on the bench.

“Arnautovic was very disappointed on the bench, but three or four teammates went to cheer him up.

“This shows that Inter is strong both on and off the pitch. Arnautovic is very passionate and would have liked to be a protagonist.

“The turnover was more down due to injuries, but despite this, Inter remains competitive,” concluded Zola.