Zlatan Ibrahimovic comes back to haunt
Inter
Rafa Benitez's Inter side have come under fire from
Nerazzurri president Massimo Moratti following their
1-0 defeat to AC Milan in the
Derby della Madonnina.
Moratti expressed his dissatisfaction with the performance of
the team straight after the final whistle, claiming they never
turned up to contest the match.
"I did not like it at all, as we didn't do enough to deserve to
win," Moratti said as he left the San Siro. "It seems difficult to
move forward playing like this.
"It doesn't seem to me like we suffered against Milan's play.
The problem is that we actually didn't play. It's a different thing
entirely and much more grave.
"I didn't like anything. One can understand losing a derby, but
this time I didn't like the approach or the aftermath. We didn't do
enough to think about winning. This won't do at all. It was an ugly
game and we did nothing because we became different."
The derby defeat is the treble-winners' first loss at home in
Serie A since March 2008 but with Inter six points off top spot
Benitez has hinted that he needs new players in the January
transfer window to bolster his squad.
"It is obvious that in January we will need something, but for
now we need to get a win," Benitez said. "Who could arrive in the
next transfer window? All the players expect someone of quality to
maintain the level of the side, a side that in the past season won
a lot and therefore got tired and has struggled to start
again.''
