"Inter started with a stronger squad, while Milan, at least on paper, are aiming to get back into the European competition, even though there are always those who expect something more. I believe that at least as of now, the Serie A standings reflect the strengths of the leading teams, especially those who will be competing for the title between now and next May."
"Chivu's team have now taken a very clear direction; I see a remarkable, deep-seated belief among the players. And the new coach has done a good job of getting into his players' heads, especially after the difficult end of last season. He rotates a lot, and he does it well because he has a decent squad, a strong team, and few weak points. Except for the right flank: Dumfries' absence is weighing heavily and will continue to weigh heavily..."
Inter began the season with a stronger squad while Milan, on paper, aimed primarily to return to European competition despite some higher expectations. A recent round produced Inter's comeback against Pisa, Juventus's big win over Napoli, and a Roma–Milan draw, leaving Inter five points clear. Inter show remarkable belief, effective rotation, and few weak points, though the right flank is vulnerable and Dumfries' absence is significant. Sommer's recent criticisms appear exaggerated: he is experienced, trusted by defenders, and comfortable with his feet despite a notable error against Pisa.
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