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Wesley Sneijder: My Aim Is To Win Trophies With Inter
The Dutchman has stated that team success is more important that individual glory to him...
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Nov 7, 2009 8:33:09 AM
Inter playmaker Wesley Sneijder is aiming high, hoping to win the Scudetto and Champions League with the Beneamata.
The Nerazzurri have not lost in any of the ten games in which he has played in, winning eight and drawing the other two. He has become the focal point in the team, and he is ready to carry them forward this term.
"I always try to give 100 per cent. They taught us that the squad comes first at Ajax and then the individual - that's their rule, but it's a winning one," Sneijder told Il Corriere Dello Sport.
"My aim is to do well with Inter so we can win the Scudetto and Champions League."
The Dutch international is likely to feature against Roma in the big clash on Sunday night.
"I don't know all the teams, but I did play Roma when I was at Ajax a few years ago. Looking at their squad, it will be a difficult match for us," added the former Real Madrid man.
Sneijder left Spain to join Inter as Los Blancos overhauled their squad. However, the Dutchman feels that Florentino Perez's spending will not guarantee results.
"You can buy players, but you can't buy a team. Chelsea did the same thing a few years ago and they took time to gel, the same thing will happen to Real Madrid," concluded the ace.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
The Nerazzurri have not lost in any of the ten games in which he has played in, winning eight and drawing the other two. He has become the focal point in the team, and he is ready to carry them forward this term.
"I always try to give 100 per cent. They taught us that the squad comes first at Ajax and then the individual - that's their rule, but it's a winning one," Sneijder told Il Corriere Dello Sport.
"My aim is to do well with Inter so we can win the Scudetto and Champions League."
The Dutch international is likely to feature against Roma in the big clash on Sunday night.
"I don't know all the teams, but I did play Roma when I was at Ajax a few years ago. Looking at their squad, it will be a difficult match for us," added the former Real Madrid man.
Sneijder left Spain to join Inter as Los Blancos overhauled their squad. However, the Dutchman feels that Florentino Perez's spending will not guarantee results.
"You can buy players, but you can't buy a team. Chelsea did the same thing a few years ago and they took time to gel, the same thing will happen to Real Madrid," concluded the ace.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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