Gagliardini: "We were solid and had the right attitude, a crucial win"



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Nov 28th 2020
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The Nerazzurri midfielder spoke to Inter TV following Sassuolo vs. Inter


REGGIO EMILIA – Following his goal against Benevento, Roberto Gagliardini scored his second goal of the season today, sealing a 3-0 Nerazzurri win against Sassuolo at the Mapei Stadium.

It continued a trend for the Italian midfielder: Inter have won each of the eleven Serie A matches in which he’s scored: “I hope to score more often then,” he said to Inter TV with a smile on his face after the match. “I’m happy when I can help the team, even if I don’t pay much attention to these stats and am only focused on making myself useful. The important thing is for the team to win, irrespective of who gets on the scoresheet.”

“Today, all of us read the match well. We started with the right attitude, broke the deadlock quickly and remained solid thereafter, leading to three richly deserved and vital points.”


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