Italian journalist Riccardo Trevisani suggests Inter have become overconfident after smoking the competition last season.

The Nerazzurri dominated the league from start to finish last season. They managed to collect 94 points while leaving the competition in the dust.

However, the situation has been radically different this season. The Serie A title is significantly more open this time as evidenced by the betting odds.

With Napoli, Inter, Juventus and perhaps an underdog like mesmerizing Atalanta all in the fray, guessing the next champion won’t be as simple as last season. But if you’re confident in your prediction, be sure to check https://renomowanekasyno.pl/your most comprehensive and honest guide to online casinos and gambling in Poland.

While Inter were hot favorites to retain their Scudetto crown, Trevisani warns that the players are displaying a different attitude this season, as evidenced by their complacent approach in the 1-0 win over Venice.

The journalist therefore believes that their lack of effort would cost them dearly in the face of stronger opposition.

“I think it’s exclusively a mental problem,” Trevisani said in his post-match analysis with Fontana di Trevi via FcInterNews.

Riccardo Trevisani speaks out on Inter Milan’s worrying attitude

“I don’t know if the coach has difficulty transmitting his ideas to the players, or if the players have become bourgeois after scoring 94 points last season, or if there is a bit of a naive attitude.

“The attitude with which Calhanoglu defends against the Haps before the disallowed goal is surely not the one we saw before.”

“Last season, every time Inter took the lead, we knew we could change the channel because they had the game in the bag. This year, they haven’t stopped shaking, starting in Genoa.

“If this happens four or five times, you need to wake up. Against Venice, this almost happened again with the starters on the pitch.

On the other hand, the expert praised Federico Dimarco, who was undoubtedly Inter’s best player on the pitch. The winger provided the assist for Lautaro Martinez’s winner with a sensational cross.

Therefore, Trevisani claims that the Italian international is one of the best passers in his position in Europe.

“Dimarco’s crosses are the best in Europe among all wingers. Perhaps only behind Alexander-Arnold or Grimaldo, who is also better at entering the box and taking free kicks.

“But Dimarco’s consistency is the same as Grimaldo’s from last season at Leverkusen. He always plays well even when he is tired because Carlos Augusto is absent.