Ranokia: Conte and Lautaro have a fierce quarrel, Inter Milan compete for the championship while Juventus is a bit inferior

In an interview with the media a few days ago, Inter Milan's former player Ranokia reviewed the locker room management style during Conte's coaching period and analyzed the situation of the Serie A championship this season.

Ranokia mentioned the dispute between Lautaro and Conte in 2015 (the original text is wrong, it should be 2021) in Inter Milan's 3-1 victory over Roma: "After Lautaro was replaced, there was a fierce debate with the coach because he was dissatisfied with the substitute arrangement. But in Conte's team, there are only two options: follow him or you are not suitable for him. The coach bears the responsibility for success or failure, and Conte proves his success with his eight Serie A journey seven times. His method always focuses on team development, not to accommodate individuals."

Speaking of the situation of the Serie A championship this season, Ranokia believes that the competition between the teams at the beginning is balanced: "Serie A has only 5 rounds, and it is too early to draw a conclusion. Although losing to Milan, that's not Les is still a strong contender for the championship, and they will stick to the end. Although Inter Milan's performance in the first two seasons did not meet expectations, it has a strong lineup and excellent coaches, and will surely form fierce competition. Milan has shown Allegri's tactical mark, and its overall style has been significantly improved compared with last year. Modric and Rabiot have effectively complemented each other in the midfield, and the advantage of single-line combat will greatly reduce the team's total running distance in the season."

For Juventus, Ranokia's evaluation is relatively conservative: "Juventus is currently slightly inferior, and Napoli and Inter Milan have more advantages. Conte's on-site command still has a huge impact, and Zivo is both a difficult opponent (I once confronted him), a very charming leader, and has a deep understanding of football."