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Juan: Inter are aiming for Scudetto
Oct 27, 2012 10:25:00 AM
The Brazilian defender feels the Nerazzurri have the quality to challenge Juventus for the league title, but he remains focused on their next match
Inter defender Juan Jesus is full of ambition as he has set his sights on winning the Scudetto with the Giuseppe Meazza side this term.The Nerazzurri currently sit joint third in the league table, trailing leaders Juventus by four points, but the defender is determined to leapfrog the Turin giants before the end of the 2012-13 campaign.
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"Winning breeds success and it's so much easier when things are going well.
"First and foremost we're thinking about our next match, though. Let's play well, get the win we need and then we can start to think about our next two opponents.
"You win when you've got togetherness and we have a great squad."
Inter lock horns with Bologna on Sunday.
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