Gilarardino before facing Inter: We want to show Parma's identity

Alberto Gilardino, the head coach of Parma, expressed his satisfaction with his players' performance over the past nine days ahead of their match against Inter tomorrow in Serie A, noting the team's improvement both technically and physically, especially mentally. The coach explained that he made some changes to the working methodology, which requires time to achieve the necessary tactical harmony, praising the players' willingness to learn and work at full capacity during training.

Alberto Gilardino spoke about the difficulty of the upcoming match, considering Inter one of the strongest teams in Europe, and emphasized that the game will be an important test to see how his players handle this level of competition.

He added that Parma wants to showcase its identity on the pitch, emphasizing the importance of one-on-one confrontations and the need to capitalize on available opportunities to inflict damage on their opponent.

The coach highlighted that his team has tactical flexibility thanks to the diverse characteristics of the forwards, midfielders, and defenders, allowing him to change the style of play during the match according to its developments.

Parma's coach praised Rolo's potential, confirming that he is a valuable player with a strong desire to learn, despite having recently joined the team. He noted that Rolo has made a positive impression since his arrival.

He emphasized the need to give him time to adapt to the playing style and fully integrate into the system, pointing out that he has a significant margin for development in the upcoming period.

Regarding the players' situation, Giacomo Gilaardino revealed that Bernabéu has recovered from a minor issue and that he will assess the possibility of giving him some playing minutes without risking his return, explaining that he is capable of playing multiple roles in midfield and possesses great talent.

The coach praised Simon, expecting him to become an outstanding midfielder, and emphasized that the coach's responsibility is to help talented players perform at their best on the pitch.

Gianluca Giallardino has concluded his remarks by pointing out that Ndiaye is suffering from a physical problem that emerged during training, and the coaching staff is assessing his condition in the hope of having him back before the match.

On the other hand, it has been confirmed that Drubnik is regular in training, and Delprato is ready after training with the group, with the rest of the options to be determined according to final evaluations before facing Inter.