Pio Esposito criticises fan and media judgments: If you don't score for three matches, you become bad!

Pio Esposito, Inter's forward, spoke about the pressures and criticisms players face due to their fluctuating scoring levels, following his goal in his team's 2-0 win over Como in the 11th round of Serie A.

Pio Esposito said in statements to "Sky Sport": "The goal is important considering the match we had to play and the significance of the encounter. I am happy that we showed the focus and seriousness required from the beginning today, after we lacked that a lot at the start of the season."

Regarding the pressures associated with scoring, the Italian forward added: "I understand it now; if three games go by without scoring, you become a bad player, and if you score in two consecutive matches, you become a great player."

Esposito concluded his remarks by saying: "I try not to listen to these judgments, to maintain my balance, and to continue working hard during training throughout the week," referring to his desire not to be affected by fluctuating evaluations and to focus on improving his level and helping Inter.