Defender Benjamin Pavard says that Inter Milan wish to win each the Serie A and the Champions League this season.
The Frenchman spoke to Italian broadcaster Sky Sport Italia, by way of . He refused to decide on simply one of many two main competitions.
Inter now know the trail that’s earlier than them within the Champions League.
Subsequent month, the Nerazzurri will face in a two-legged spherical of sixteen tie.
Then, the likes of Bayern Munich and Barcelona are among the many potential opponents Inter might face on their aspect of the bracket.
Within the meantime, although, there’s additionally Serie A for Inter to fret about.
The Nerazzurri tackle Genoa tomorrow night. Then, the next weekend it is going to be the huge top-of-the-table conflict with Napoli.
Inter have dropped quite a lot of factors within the league desk in February. That has made the title race seem extra fierce than ever.
Pavard: “Inter Milan Need To Win Each Serie A & Champions League”
Defender wasn’t hiding Inter’s ambitions.
“We play to win,” the Frenchman declared. “And we wish to win every thing.”
“After all I imagine in the potential for going all the way in which in all competitions.”
And requested to decide on between the Serie A title and the Champions League, Pavard exclaimed “Each!”
“It’s not straightforward to substantiate your home on the high. As a result of soccer is hard.”
“However we simply should deal with ourselves,” the Frenchman mentioned of the title race.
And of Inter’s struggles to win massive matches towards direct rivals in Serie A this season, Pavard unhappy that “If we wish to go all the way in which and win the Scudetto, we simply should deal with profitable the following match.”
In the meantime, of the Serie A title race, Pavard insisted that “Napoli have extra stress.”
“We received the title final season,” mentioned the previous Bayern Munich and Stuttgart defender. “And now everybody desires to beat us.”
“They’re high of the desk proper now. However we’re used to enjoying matches the place there’s lots of stress.”