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Barzagli: I am afraid of Milito
Nov 1, 2012 4:45:00 PM
The Italy defender has spoken of his admiration for the Argentine striker and Inter coach Andrea Stramaccioni ahead of Juventus' clash with the Nerazzurri on Saturday
Juventus defender Andrea Barzagli has admitted that he is not looking forward prospect of trying to keep Inter striker Diego Milito quiet on Saturday.Andrea Stramaccioni's men have won their last eight games, with the Argentine finding the net on five occasions in 10 games this season, and the Italy international is aware of the task at hand.
"I am afraid of Diego Milito," he told Sky Sport Italia. "He is a complete striker, one of the strongest in Europe. He does not miss a thing.
"Inter are a worthy threat. Stramaccioniis a good coach, and I think it is right that a young trainer with good ideas is getting a chance.
"I don't think the match can be considered a crucial one at this stage of the season. The Nerazzurri can definitely challenge for the title, but we are a group that believes in ourselves.
"We always try to keep our feet on the ground and for a lot of us it has been a tough start, what with the Champions League as well.
"Saying that, I hope that we can go on and dominate."Kick-off at the Juventus Stadium on Saturday is scheduled for 20:45CET. Four points currently separatete the two teams.
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