Giuseppe Bergomi, Inter Milan legend, stated in an interview that Roma had the strength to fight for the title, and that Malen's running style was similar to that of Ronaldo.

Regarding Lautaro and Malen, Bergomi said: "There is another top striker in Serie A now. Lautaro's strength lies in his mentality, while Malen knows how to do everything well."

When asked why Malen is so difficult to defend against, Bergomi replied: "Gasperini's attackers have always been able to score goals, but Malen has his own unique abilities. Before joining, he asked: 'If I come, will you play me as a center forward?' That's exactly how Gasperini uses him."

"I still remember his early days at Turin. He can make different types of runs, both for short combinations and for deep runs to escape defenders. With these abilities, combined with an excellent first touch, scoring goals seems very easy."

When asked if Malen combines Batistuta's shot, Vialli's instinct, Henry's movement, and Milito's game reading, Bergomi said: "Malen is unique, and he also inherits characteristics from many great strikers. I wouldn't say he reminds me of the 'Phenomenon' Ronaldo, but his movement and physical power are similar to Ronaldo's."

"Malen is good at playing in tight spaces, capable of escaping defenders, making deep runs, combining with teammates, and finishing. His technical characteristics are very complete, even though he's not particularly tall, unlike the typical giant 1.90-meter strikers we see today."

Regarding Malen's previous experience as a winger in England, Bergomi said: "Football is always determined by various factors. The season we won the Scudetto with Inter, we were going to sign Majer, but Dias arrived at the last minute and transformed the team."

Discussing the attacks of various Serie A teams, Bergomi said: "Frosinone's attack impressed me. Milan and Juventus still have some difficulties in attack. Hojlund may be holding the ball too much at Napoli, but he remains a top player. I'm also curious to see how Como will perform when Kean gets more playing time."

When asked if Como, managed by Fabregas, could join the title race, Bergomi said: "We have to see how Como handles competing on multiple fronts, but their matches are indeed very entertaining. Overall, there isn't a huge gap between Inter Milan and the other teams. Juventus and Milan have the responsibility to compete for the title, and Roma and Napoli also have the status of strong teams. Gattuso is also doing good work at Lazio."

Speaking about Inter Milan's ability to remain unbeaten after falling behind by two goals, Bergomi said: "It's a double-edged sword. On one hand, you feel invincible; on the other, luck doesn't always smile on you."

When asked if Roma was the most credible title contender, Bergomi said: "Absolutely. Roma has a solid defense, a physically strong midfield, and very talented attacking players."

Speaking about defensive trends, Bergomi said: "Football is returning to man-to-man marking. Gasperini is always the best representative of this style, and Alvini's Frosinone follows the same path."

Speaking about the change in game tempo in Serie A, Bergomi said: "Player complaints have decreased, they get back up faster after falling, and the pace of play has increased. The same goes for youth teams. When I was coaching the Under-17 team, I saw young players imitating adult players, both the good and bad aspects. I hope this trend doesn't change. My friend Vialli once said that football philosophies quickly become outdated."

Regarding whether referees should encourage play to continue more, Bergomi said: "In my opinion, referees should whistle more fouls, otherwise football will become rugby. And we can't think that VAR will disappear."

Regarding the reintegration of young players into the Italian national team, Bergomi said: "It's cyclical. Something similar happened after the 1974 World Cup, when Bernardini and Bearzot arrived, and players like Gentile and Antognoni started playing. Now, I'm very interested in Romano, and we'll soon see Piccoli and Favasuli. The Italian team must try, and in the early stages, perhaps calmly accept defeats."

Traduit par IA.

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