Zanetti: Argentines find a home atmosphere at Inter Milan, this inheritance started in the great international era

Inter Milan Vice Chairman Zanetti recently accepted an interview with ElGrafico. In addition to talking about his management experience, he also talked about the inheritance of Argentine players in Inter Milan.

"When I retired, I understood that the first thing I had to do was to prepare for the rest of my life. I applied to Bocconi University, one of the best universities in Italy, where I completed my master's degree and successfully wrote my thesis. This experience broadened my horizons and made me think about problems from different perspectives. As a manager, I realized that there are many things Every aspect can be improved."

When asked about "Prince" Milito, Zanetti said: "Diego? He is a very smart striker. Just think back to the season when we won the Triple Crown: What is important is not only his goals, but also the work he did for the whole team. I am happy with his arrival and growth. He always worked hard in the game. All aspects are at their best. He is the captain of the Nerazzurri and a role model for the team, with a strong sense of belonging. As an Argentinian, it gives me great satisfaction to see that Inter Milan still have an Argentine captain. "

Zanetti continued to think: "We Argentines have a wonderful heritage in Inter Milan. Starting from the Herrera era, he was the coach of the great international era. Many Argentinian players have left their footprints here, and here we find a very friendly home atmosphere. "

When talking about the hug with Messi at the Qatar World Cup, Zanetti said: "I missed Lautaro and Messi at the time. I saw Lautaro. When I walked towards him, someone patted me from behind. It turned out to be Messi. "