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Winning is all that matters for Inter, says Milito after win over Torino
Sep 17, 2012 7:30:00 AM
The experienced striker believes it is all about the team, and is grateful with the faith shown in him by the club and head coach Andrea Stramaccioni
Diego Milito has voiced his delight at Inter's 2-0 Serie A win over Torino on Sunday evening, and stressed that it is all about winning for him.The 33-year-old was one of his side's best performers as he netted the opening goal and played a role in the Nerazzurri's second as well, but he has insisted that he's not interested in individual glory.
"I'm happy about the win first and foremost. I always say the most important thing is getting the three points. Then if I also happen to get on the score sheet, that is great as well," Milito stated to Inter Channel.
Head coach Andrea Stramaccioni has stressed more than once that Milito is a key player for Inter, and the Argentine is very pleased with the faith shown in him.
"I've said this lots of times, that I am grateful to him and the club as a whole, as they have always believed in me and they keep counting on me at the age of 33," he enthused.
"I feel I have a lot of responsibility because I have to do well out on the pitch. Sometimes you succeed, sometimes you don't, the main thing is that you never stop striving to improve."
Milito has netted two goals in three Serie A outings this season.
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