Inter's coach, Cristian Chivu, acknowledges the risks involved in modern Serie A football. "I've never seen a perfect team," he said. Chivu's comments come after Inter's chaotic encounter with Udinese, where they showed the sheer power of the Champions of Italy, but also their vulnerability when not fully focused.
The match was a wild ride, with eight different goalscorers. Inter have six more points after four rounds and are aiming to maintain their identity while improving their squad. They have more options to choose from and strength in depth, which allows them to score a lot of goals and keep a high level.
Chivu is pleased with the team's reaction to being behind, but also acknowledges the need to improve. "We are not perfect, we know that we have a lot of work to do, and areas where we need to improve." He also highlighted the importance of squad rotation, saying, "We are aiming to add new elements, improve the squad rotation options to keep everyone important."
Inter have added two trophies since the last match against Udinese. They go head-to-head with Gian Piero Gasperini's Roma on Saturday, a Scudetto showdown at the Stadio Olimpico between the two teams with a 100 per cent record after four rounds.