Kiwou: We Needed Calm After Victory Over Monza

Cristian Kivu, the Romanian coach of Inter Milan, expressed his satisfaction with his team's strong start in Serie A following their 4-1 victory over Monza, emphasizing that the match was not as easy as the score might suggest.

Kievo's coach stated: "Monza put us in difficulties, and we must give them their due. In the beginning, there was some haste and lack of precision, but we regained our calm in the second half, which helped us deliver a better performance."

Regarding Lautaro Martinez's starting role, the coach explained: "The coach must understand some details, and we cannot forget the World Cup final. The player comes first, and if I can help my players, I do. Lautaro doesn't need to insist on playing; I understand these moments myself."

The coach also discussed the situation of Marcus Thuram, stating that the French forward is continuing his training program, and it was not appropriate to risk involving him, especially after some issues he faced during the World Cup.

Kievo concluded by praising the group, affirming that the team still needs to work to reach its best physical and technical condition, with significant room for improvement in the upcoming period.