In Serie A matchday 5, after Roma drew 2-2 with Inter at home, DAZN interviewed Roma manager Galtieri.

Earlier, when asked about Soule, Galtieri said: "We drew with Inter and should feel optimistic about the result and the future." Considering previous meetings with Inter, today's match showed how Roma gained confidence and self-belief. Did your side at least demonstrate equal competitiveness and intensity compared to them tonight?

Yes, I completely agree. It was a very exciting and competitive match. Both teams had chances to win at different moments. Clearly, the goal we conceded early in the second half changed everything and brought Inter back to life. Inter is a top team and they always have the ability to score. However, we never gave up and created good opportunities of our own. Without a doubt, matches like this show our progress. This should give us great satisfaction and boost the team's confidence and self-belief even more.

This self-belief shows that the gap between you and the top teams is narrowing. I recall the Inter-Roma match from last season. You spoke well about it recently—Roma truly emerged after that Inter match last season. Compared to the current Inter, how much room for improvement and progress does this "new Roma" still have?

There's always room for improvement and progress. That applies to every team. Even strong teams like Inter. For us, we must be satisfied with our current work, the development path we're on, and the competitive quality we showed in this high-level match. This is reflected not only in physical condition, but also in mentality and fighting spirit. There's tremendous positive energy in this squad and we must continue on this right path.

Yes, good evening, manager. You just mentioned physical condition. Tonight, players like Soule, Dybala, and Malen put in intense running throughout the match and maintained high tactical quality and clarity of mind. This shows that your team's "engine" is running stronger and the squad is becoming more robust. In my view, especially in the first half, you completely dominated Inter physically and in terms of competition...

Yes, there's no doubt that we were very aggressive in the first half. Every time we pressed high, we created important threats against their goal. As I said before, the goal we conceded early in the second half gave Inter enormous energy while creating anxiety for us. After that, I had to make substitutions because some players showed clear signs of fatigue. We also had to substitute Dybala at one point. That was unfortunate.

Overall, though, the view remains very positive. Dybala showed great character and endurance. Soule did as well. We also built a strong belief during the match—as long as we can withstand their intense pressure, the door remains open for us and we always have a chance to win. We should be very satisfied with that.

Yes, Mr. Galtieri, I'd like to ask how Roma's performance in this match reflects on them and Serie A as a whole. The season is just starting—you previously said you'd wait until matchday 20 before discussing title races or standings—but seeing Inter struggle so much in the first 45 minutes, and considering Cristian Chivu's remarkable depth of talent and the individual quality of their top players, how satisfying was this match for you? And what message does it send to the outside world and your competitors?

No, our main focus remains on improving ourselves and domestic matters. Under the right conditions, we must be clear that we can be an excellent team capable of playing attacking football. We've already reached a very high standard in tactical execution, physical confrontation, and resilience.

What we need to focus on now is consistency and stability in our performances. The international break is coming soon, and after the break we'll face a very congested and demanding schedule. During that period, we'll need to rotate our squad deeply and use all our players fully, ensuring everyone grows together, because the schedule after the break will truly be very challenging.

Mr. Galtieri, good evening. I think your biggest regret tonight was Lautaro's goal in the 50th minute early in the second half. Roma has conceded 4 goals so far this season, and 3 of those came within the first five minutes of the second half—for example, in the Fenerbahçe match, the Atalanta match, and tonight—all of these goals came after Roma had played well in the first half. Do you think there's an underlying reason or pattern behind this, or is it just coincidence?

This being the third time, it can't simply be explained as coincidence—there's likely an underlying issue. There's no doubt that how we conceded was somewhat careless, overconfident, and inattentive. The reason is that at that moment the match was going very well for us, and just as we pressed high and created threats in the first half, we had all the conditions to continue doing so in the second half.

But I must emphasize that after going down 1-2, even when the team faced difficulties and some players showed signs of fatigue, Roma never lost focus. The team always fought with all their effort and always tried to win. We even created the best chance through Malen, but unfortunately his powerful shot hit the opponent's goalkeeper in the face. That would have made it 3-1. Later, Inter created threats as well, but we never backed down or retreated. We showed resilience both tactically and physically against this great competitor.

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