Vieira Believes Ibra Is Better At Inter
Inter Milan midfielder Patrick Vieira has commented on his Nerazzurro team mate Zlatan Ibrahimovic, saying that he is better now than he was at Juventus.
Inter Milan host bitter rivals Juventus in the Derby d'Italia tonight, and Ibrahimovic is sure to be a key figure in the match. Always a pressurised and entertaining encounter, it is fundamental in terms of league positioning at this stage, with three valuable points on offer.
The Bianconeri are in fantastic form at the moment, having won five games consecutively, and a win against the Nerazzurri could move them level on points with the Serie A leaders.
Interestingly, Cruz has scored 10 times against Juve in his career, yet strike partner Zlatan Ibrahimovic has never scored against his old team, but phenomenal form in recent weeks puts that statistic in doubt ahead of tonight and his French team mate is glad to be on his side.
“Ibrahimovic has everything. He is much more complete and effective than when he played for Juventus. The only thing that has stayed the same is his character,” said the French player.
The Swedish international joined Juve in 2004 and scored 23 goals in 70 Serie A games. He has improved that average for Inter, netting 39 in just 65 appearances so far.
Inter Milan host bitter rivals Juventus in the Derby d'Italia tonight, and Ibrahimovic is sure to be a key figure in the match. Always a pressurised and entertaining encounter, it is fundamental in terms of league positioning at this stage, with three valuable points on offer.
The Bianconeri are in fantastic form at the moment, having won five games consecutively, and a win against the Nerazzurri could move them level on points with the Serie A leaders.
Interestingly, Cruz has scored 10 times against Juve in his career, yet strike partner Zlatan Ibrahimovic has never scored against his old team, but phenomenal form in recent weeks puts that statistic in doubt ahead of tonight and his French team mate is glad to be on his side.
“Ibrahimovic has everything. He is much more complete and effective than when he played for Juventus. The only thing that has stayed the same is his character,” said the French player.
The Swedish international joined Juve in 2004 and scored 23 goals in 70 Serie A games. He has improved that average for Inter, netting 39 in just 65 appearances so far.
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