Inter Milan president rejects talks about squad rotation ahead of Champions League duel: “We have a strong squad”

Inter Milan president Beppe Marotta believes the Nerazzurri have a strong enough squad that rotation against RB Leipzig hardly matters.

The Nerazzurri president spoke on Italian broadcaster Sky Sport Italia FCInterNewsbefore the Champions League duel.

Tonight, Inter Compete against RB Leipzig in the Champions League. This will be their fifth game in the “league phase” of the competition this season.

And Nerazzurri coach Simone Inzaghi wasn’t afraid to make changes to the starting XI for Saturday’s game against Hellas Verona.

The Nerazzurri coach made a whopping eight changes from the team that beat Verona 5-0.

This includes the return of Hakan Calhanoglu and Lautaro Martinez, who missed out on Saturday due to injury and illness respectively.

Then there are a number of other changes in the team. Inzaghi has made some changes in every area of ​​the pitch except in goal.

Beppe Marotta praises Inter’s squad strength ahead of showdown against RB Leipzig

Asked whether Inzaghi’s changes were partly made with a view to next weekend’s Serie A game against Fiorentina, Marotta replied: “I would say no.”

“Because this is a team made up of experienced players who understand that we play every three days.”

“We face a different team every time,” Marotta said. “And tonight we’re concentrating on Leipzig.”

“On Sunday we will face a team that has shown exceptionally good performances so far this season,” said the Inter president about Fiorentina.

“They are in the same position as us in the table. They deservedly came second.”

Inter president Marotta noted: “The squad is 90% the same as last season and 60% the same as two seasons ago.”

“Inzaghi has players who have developed a lot,” the Inter president continued. “There are starters and then there are co-starters.”

Marotta noted that the Inter coach has “a very strong squad and a deep bench.”

“That’s how it has to be for top teams that compete across all competitions.”

“Inzaghi can choose his team from a squad of 24 players who are able to respond to our needs,” the Inter president added.