Spaletti talks about Ronaldo's transfer

Luciano Spalletti has spoken on the eve of a friendly challenge to Zeni, making a comment on the preparation phase, but also of the current marbles.

Spalletti has also commented on Ronaldo's passage to Juvenous, saying that this move is a more motivation for the players he runs to show their values, while acknowledging that Juvenus is the team to be defeated.

How have the preparations turned out?

We've worked very well and I've noticed a tremendous seriousness in all boys. I love the fact that there is more than normal friendship between them, which promotes the soul of sacrifice and cooperation. These meeting days are helping us get closer together.

You've reached some new players. What's your first thought for them?

I've created my first thought since I gave my approval to get them. Now I'm seeing that they are real professionals and very eager to improve and become part of the group. Asamoah and De Vrei are two highly experienced elements that can be described as added values. The same discussion applies to Nainggolan, while I expect Martinez and Politano to be integrated as soon as possible. Then there's Karamoh, who gave very good signals last season, and this year I expect to take the quality step it needs to become a title.

What effect does Ronaldo's transition to Juvenous have on other teams?

Juventus has been the team to be defeated before, but Ronaldo has become even more difficult. However, I am convinced that everyone is eager to show in the field that they can face any opponent.

Vrsalko and Vidal are two of the most controversial names that Inter can join?

There are two great football players, who, like many others, are on Piero Ausio's list. He's our Merkato pro and we believe him blindly. Now Piero's in China, but he can only talk about mercato.

As far as merkatos on the way out, Perisic and Icard are the two most marketable elements?

There are two of Inter's most important football players, who led the team towards the return to the Champions last season. I'd like them to continue being part of the team, and so far it turns out none of them want to leave.

With the arrival of De Vrey, have you thought of a three-man defense?

In fact, there are many matches in the Italian championship where protection of 3 is favorable, as you may have more soccer players participating in offensive maneuvers. However, we are working to build a team capable of changing several times during the match, depending on the opponent. I like flexible field crews, not solid ones. /