Akanji: Inter Aims to Win Everything This Season
Inter is set to return to action this weekend following a three-week international break. The team will host Alberto Gilardino's Parma at San Siro.
Manuel Akanji spoke with Mediaset today, fueling the team's ambition. The defender indicated Inter's intent to compete for all available titles in the current season. "The objective must always be to win everything. We play every competition to win, and we will try," Akanji stated. "I'm not satisfied with winning just the Scudetto and Coppa Italia like last year; I want to win everything." This sentiment suggests Inter's aspirations extend beyond domestic success, aiming to make a mark in European competition, reminiscent of their courageous performance against Real Madrid, despite the loss.
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